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Digital cheats - practising against AIs (Topic Discussion)
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Since the lockdown, many board games have now also been released in digital format. Some of these implementations are just a representation of the physical game on your screen. You still have to move everything by hand and do all the housekeeping. Other solutions enforce rules and carry out all the actions for you. You just need to point and click. Some games also come with AI opponents, allowing you to create a competitive game even when you're by yourself or add additional, digital players to a multiplayer game. In this article, I want to look at using these computer players to help you improve your game.
Read the full article here: https://tabletopgamesblog.com/2022/11/29/digital-cheats-practising-against-ais-topic-discussion/
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