I'll be trying to tweak the audio engine again, today, to see if I can do 0.25-second length sounds, and have them play on all the usual browser targets.

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This will, of course, require a bit more tweaking to the framework, but hopefully it should all be easily reversible. (The backup is plodding along, as I type this!)

Once it's working, I'll start adding a few more sounds into the engine. More clicks and taps, so that board games have the right sounds, instead of (as Four in-a Row currently does) going "Pop" all over the place due to a lack of sound effects!

@RSKGames

Yeah, I played it for a decent session, last night, and managed to beat it roughly half the time. (21/44) I think that's quite a well balanced AI, but I'd still like to add a few extra rules. It can occasionally completely miss a really obvious move, and its those really obvious fails that I need to look into.



I agree that having a "too good" AI player can put you off, so it's nice to have the ability to occasionally win. Just not through the stupidity of a broken AI



Possibly. Yeah..
But where would I put such an option?!
Suggestions welcome!