Developer posts and news about this game.
Hello again, and welcome to our EotM Review for April 2022! As many may have noticed, Board Game Engine runs on Unreal Engine 4. Earlier in April, Epic released the first stable release of Unreal Engine 5, something we had been watching with great anticipation here at Omnibox. Wh
Welcome to our second End of the Month Review! This March marked an important milestone in multiplayer development, with great success loading multiplayer games with minimal desync. With this successful test we move towards further bolstering multiplayer capabilities and preparin
This marks the first of a continuous series of End of the Month Reviews. We will use these monthly posts to let everyone know what we've been up to and where we are going. These will be especially helpful during quieter months, when there may be little to announce on a daily or w
*Internal multiplayer config changes
*Hex grids now work properly *Grid type can now be saved normally
*Fixes to bulk importing cards into a deck *Fixed subscribed workshop items not always showing up
*Fixed an issue where dragging and dropping new objects didn't work
+Updated grids to enable and disable with your game settings. Instead of being always on +Improved performance slightly
We are pleased to announce the release of Alpha 1.0 of Board Game Engine! As we are in Early Access and this is version 1.0, we anticipate bugs will quickly arise. We will do everything we can to squash bugs and smooth glitches. As promised, the editor is currently free while we
It’s an exciting time here at Omnibox, but it's easy to get swept up in the moment as a small team launching our first major digital project. We want to remain as transparent as possible with our potential users. We have decided that it is in the best interest of our potential us
Board Game Engine releases on January 21! As per our planned monetization, all users will be able to download Workshop items and play with them for free. The editor itself is in a $9.99 DLC package. This was the easiest way to ensure a universal game Workshop while also keeping o