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I’ve played a few games of Cube Go (note the graph is slightly different than that depicted above) via OGS with @Kosh:

Playing Cube Go (Vorlon Go) on OGS

Yes you can… [Screenshot%20(49)cropped] To play on OGS the board has to be represented flat. This can be done by playing on a 14x18 grid and using that part of the board that would be cut out to fold into a cube: [2] The unused lines around the outside, rows 1&18, columns A&O are there to prevent stones registering as captured when they are not but that still leaves the issue of stones that have been captured in a way that doesn’t register: [3] The marked white stone captures the two bla…

In that thread, it’s discussed how we managed to use OGS to help relay and record the games, but it was kind of a rough hack, and we both used a cardboard model to help make sense of the game. I don’t know of any website that properly implements Cube Go, but maybe the Go Variants server could consider tackling this project, after implementing Sierpińsky Go.