I think what you must be referring to is "See the game in action." Not "Watch a game in progress." That's different. "See the game in action" refers to the first frame of the sliding display. It shows an animated replay of a randomly selected, past play of the game. The frames to the right of that are meant to relate to the game somehow, but not necessarily be "games in progress". In the case of Zola, I've chosen photos that relate to its theme. These are not "stock photos." These are photos that I took of my cows, a dog at my construction site, a Mongolian lady named Zola, etc. All of which portray a Mongolian theme, the country where I designed the game of Zola.

"Watch a game in progress" let's you view instances of games currently being played. Totally unrelated to "See a game in action" and to the images the developer has chosen to display.

Zola is a simple game. The "See a game in action" and "Watch a game in progress," features impart a complete understanding of what Zola being played looks like. Posting more images of Zola being played wouldn't really add anything. Hope you enjoy the game. Challenge me some time 🙂

Other games have a designer, a publisher, and a developer. They have ordinary concerns that don't apply to someone wearing all 3 hats. The Japanese have a saying. The nail that sticks out gets hammered. The Germans have Order must be. I'm an American living in Mongolia, not subject to such admonitions.

Maybe I'll put a note of explanation about the photos to illuminate the dark mystery.

Hmmm. Mongolian lady's name. Mongolian lady's picture. I don't see a connection. Must be a scam.

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