Boiled Brains - again

[Patatas]

Code:

<input type="text" name="name" id="email">
<input type="password" name="password" id="password">

Code:

<input type="text" name="name" id="email" placeholder="Email address">
<input type="password" name="password" id="password" placeholder="Password">

Currently, it is rather hard to understand the instructions.

Or simply add a simple attribute to the existing elements that is

Code:

placeholder = "Enter Email here"

Using name and id gets quite  ambiguous in the long run when referencing variables in your JS.Don't forget the PHP files too.

[jhenfelipe]

Good idea and concept, new and seems to be interesting. I can't say anything else, I just agree in what others have already mentioned -- layout, input boxes, instructions. That's all for now since I haven't tried playing yet. I think if you can fix all of that, many players will be interested to try it out. Having a guest account as you have said would be better too IMO, for free trial to those who don't want to sign up. I'm looking forward to try the better site. Good luck!

[neochiny]

the idea of this game so amazing and the first time in the crypto world
but the layout and design looks no interesting
so boring maybe you have to change the layout background or colour
make it look more professional
On other side i am enjoy the game i try it on free game but i always lose maybe i have to learn more and set strategy

Hmm. May I ask, how exactly you were able to try out a few rounds of the game? Did you play with a friend?

I went back to the site, see if anything changed,if I could play. Made me wonder how one is supposed to report
a bug with the game itself if one couldn't even play. Can't be expected to wait till another player to comes along.

Oh well. It's really still in the early stages. But the I really like the idea.

[ndnh]

the idea of this game so amazing and the first time in the crypto world
but the layout and design looks no interesting
so boring maybe you have to change the layout background or colour
make it look more professional
On other side i am enjoy the game i try it on free game but i always lose maybe i have to learn more and set strategy

Hmm. May I ask, how exactly you were able to try out a few rounds of the game? Did you play with a friend?

I went back to the site, see if anything changed,if I could play. Made me wonder how one is supposed to report
a bug with the game itself if one couldn't even play. Can't be expected to wait till another player to comes along.

Oh well. It's really still in the early stages. But the I really like the idea.

I am over here http://boiledbrains.com/table/af9c91a6c91bb6da


Are the number of moves random?

[jhenfelipe]

the idea of this game so amazing and the first time in the crypto world
but the layout and design looks no interesting
so boring maybe you have to change the layout background or colour
make it look more professional
On other side i am enjoy the game i try it on free game but i always lose maybe i have to learn more and set strategy

Hmm. May I ask, how exactly you were able to try out a few rounds of the game? Did you play with a friend?

I went back to the site, see if anything changed,if I could play. Made me wonder how one is supposed to report
a bug with the game itself if one couldn't even play. Can't be expected to wait till another player to comes along.

Oh well. It's really still in the early stages. But the I really like the idea.

I am over here http://boiledbrains.com/table/af9c91a6c91bb6da


Are the number of moves random?

Yes, moves are random for both players. After I saw your post that you're online, I go back to the site and check if I can play. I clicked the Table ID of Table Cash 0 mBTC and I wait for a while. After several seconds, yay! Someone got online. I tried the game and it was fun. You really need to think a way on how to fill the last square filled by your opponent to win. Glad I won even just for a trial.    Here's the result (I'm the red one):





Suggestion to OP (@BoiledBrains), I think it would be better if we have a username? So that email won't be shown to the opponent.

[neochiny]

I am over here http://boiledbrains.com/table/af9c91a6c91bb6da
Are the number of moves random?

Yes, moves are random for both players. After I saw your post that you're online, I go back to the site and check if I can play. I clicked the Table ID of Table Cash 0 mBTC and I wait for a while. After several seconds, yay! Someone got online. I tried the game and it was fun. You really need to think a way on how to fill the last square filled by your opponent to win. Glad I won even just for a trial.    Here's the result (I'm the red one):
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Suggestion to OP (@BoiledBrains), I think it would be better if we have a username? So that email won't be shown to the opponent.

Haha. That looks really fun. You can only place your move somewhere that's connected to your previous tile right?
That's a really great game.Gotta beat your opponent and win some coins. lol.
@OP, please add a clearer/more precise, 'rules' page or something. And I really hope you could get this to work.
Hah. Finally tried out the game.
@OP should add a chat box or something. I had to wait for my opponent to finally make a move. He probably didn't notice I made a move already,as I also didn't notice when he got there.Should be some way to ping them or something.Or a poke. Or a timer.

[adi33]

I think this site is quite simple once. This site may not / should too early to be launched. there are still many shortcomings here, and also a lot of advertising. for gambling mood I guess this site is not attractive

[randal9]

i like the concept of the game it's likely based on "TIC TAC TOE" or "XOX" in my opinion,  hope this game will be developed completely.

i tried to register on your site but's too complicated to join for a simple lay out, can see the text description where should i sign in?

Where should i register? i tried to register but i can't. "Not a valid e-mail address"?

[maku]

Yeah, I also wanted to test it, but the login deterred me from doing that.
It looks a bit unfinished IMO, don't get me wrong, it can be something simple, but it needs to be more clear once you get to the site.

Apparently you can type anything on the login screen and service will let you in. After that I don't know what is going on as there was no way to start a game.
This game when done right has potential to be something different, but it is too early to even show this to public.

[tee-rex]

Is it skill based or totally luck?

Skill=80%
Luck=20%

The game is simple, and it evidently has a relatively small number of possible moves/turnes. Therefore, with a perfect strategy it would mean either a 100% win or draw, just like in a tic-tac-toe game, when you make the first move. Such a strategy should exist, and after it is found the game will make no sense any more. More difficult games would still face the issue of playing against bots that could quickly find how to either win or end in a draw in all cases.

[deadsilent]

I just registered there and its new to me. Though i have not played it yet because there are no free trial, its a good idea because its very rare for me to see this kind of game that is bitcoin related. Just a few adjust on the design because its very simple and also add some more brain games. Goodluck.

[Alanay]

I really like the concept. I could do some nice CSS work for you if you'd like. =)

[leps]

You really need to put information about each field in your start page, as it's unknown what you want (email and password in this case), and also, change the button to Login/Register as I searched quite a bit for the register button, since it only said login.

Interesting concept, but you should really add a free mode where people can have fun without risking anything and practice.

[Superzpay]

I've not tried the game yet, but here is some feedback on the initial screen:

Change this:


To this:


To make it more obvious that it is an email and password field

Code:

<input type="text" name="name" id="email">
<input type="password" name="password" id="password">

to

Code:

<input type="text" name="name" id="email" placeholder="Email address">
<input type="password" name="password" id="password" placeholder="Password">

Change the instructions too.
English clearly isn't your first language, but if you hire someone who natively speaks English, it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
Currently, it is rather hard to understand the instructions.

That is a nice work by you for the site it will make the new comers not to confuse and there is also a help me link that is also need to obvious as all the info about the game is lying at there

[Skarner21]

What is this site i tried to put any emails and password and after log in i only seen table id table cash or something nothing in that site..
I hope that before they release they are finish the site first so no more people can complain about this site..

[BoiledBrains]

I added placeholders in the login input. In the future I rebuild login panel.
Current the biggest problem with testing is '0 users online'. So I added alert email. When any user join to the table I receive e-mail. If I will be available, I join to the game.
I know this project isn't polished, but I promise In few weeks I will add many interesting functions.

[BoiledBrains]

Is it skill based or totally luck?

Skill=80%
Luck=20%

The game is simple, and it evidently has a relatively small number of possible moves/turnes. Therefore, with a perfect strategy it would mean either a 100% win or draw, just like in a tic-tac-toe game, when you make the first move. Such a strategy should exist, and after it is found the game will make no sense any more. More difficult games would still face the issue of playing against bots that could quickly find how to either win or end in a draw in all cases.

Because before every turn the number of movements is random, I think finding 100%-winning may be difficult.

[tee-rex]

Is it skill based or totally luck?

Skill=80%
Luck=20%

The game is simple, and it evidently has a relatively small number of possible moves/turnes. Therefore, with a perfect strategy it would mean either a 100% win or draw, just like in a tic-tac-toe game, when you make the first move. Such a strategy should exist, and after it is found the game will make no sense any more. More difficult games would still face the issue of playing against bots that could quickly find how to either win or end in a draw in all cases.

Because before every turn the number of movements is random, I think finding 100%-winning may be difficult.

I didn't know that the number of movements is randomly determined. I tried to play there but I couldn't find anyone to play with. What is the range within which this number is expected to change? Is it determined after your opponent makes his turn? Also, dice sites have a system which is called "provably fair play", so how could we be 100% sure that we would not be playing against the "house" hiding behind some user, if things get serious?

[forzendiablo]

good idea but the design doesnt look good at all

[Betwrong]

Boiled Brains is a easy, logical game for two players.
This is like turn-based TRON.
We are currently testing Boiled Brains. If you help us, you receive bonus from us.

I have registered on your site in order to test it, but it looks like it's impossible to do anything there without depositing or am i getting this wrong? What can I do there to test your site? What does "Remained moves" mean?

Now I'm really confused. Maybe that's why it is called "Boiled Brains" though.