Goko
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| − | '''Goko''' was an HTML5 gaming platform which held the rights to create online versions of a variety of Euro style and other games. Initially known to the Dominion community as '''FunSockets''', Goko's | + | '''Goko''' was an HTML5 gaming platform which held the rights to create online versions of a variety of Euro style and other games. Initially known to the Dominion community as '''FunSockets''', Goko's Dominion Online was the official online implementation of the game; other online platforms, such as [[Isotropic]], were asked to shut down. The platform was later managed by '''Making Fun'''. |
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| + | When Goko's contract with [[Rio Grande Games]] expired, rights to produce [[Dominion Online]] were contracted to Shuffle iT. | ||
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Revision as of 13:43, 15 June 2017
| Goko | |
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| Info | |
| URL | [1] |
| a.k.a. | FunSockets |
| Type | Game |
| People | |
| Founder(s) | Ted Griggs, Kevin Binkley |
| Admin(s) | Goko Team |
Goko was an HTML5 gaming platform which held the rights to create online versions of a variety of Euro style and other games. Initially known to the Dominion community as FunSockets, Goko's Dominion Online was the official online implementation of the game; other online platforms, such as Isotropic, were asked to shut down. The platform was later managed by Making Fun.
When Goko's contract with Rio Grande Games expired, rights to produce Dominion Online were contracted to Shuffle iT.
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