Also, I know the fonts look bad. I'll change them during development, but this is much faster to edit on the fly

One more thing: The dark blue things are rivers. They are not provinces themselves but show that all of the provinces in the game are coastal. Both fleets and armies can cross over rives, say, from Grau to Blanc and Grau to Rouge

Interesting map, nice balance and opportunities in gameplay.

Look interesting. My only concern is the low number of SC's. This may make the game vulnerable to

... vulnerable to one player early outgrowing the other two and thereby leave little room for diplomatic comebacks by the other two.

Let's say one power gains 2-3 SC's by the first two years and the other two fail to coordinate and thus gets only one each at best (seems viable) -then the game will soon be over (Maybe it's not a bad thing, but it's one that should be considered)

(sorry for accidentally posting unfinished replies)

I must say, whatever this variant may be, "interesting" is not one of its qualities. Just being honest here

I think Red is at a slight disadvantage.
By the way: I personally think we already have a very good 3-player map, namely Treaty of Verdun, but no good 4-player map...

Red is at a disadvantage, but overall I think it is quite nice.

It's a small map that I'm using to work on my coding/developing skills. If this is successful, my goal is to create a perfectly (or at least close to) symmetric 4 player map. Also, @everyone that says red is at a disadvantage... Would you mind elaborating? They are closer to the top two centers than green and blue are to the bottom two.

Thank you all for taking the time to look!

Mercy, I think Atlantic Colonies is a great 4 player map. Nicely balanced, hard to stalemate. It is my favourite variant here actually.

I forgot about that map. Indeed, it's a good one. The only downside I see is that it sometimes costs effort to see things well.
@Ninjanrd: It's because in three steps, Hoshi can only be reached by blue; Byeol only by green; Xing only by red and blue; Daw only by red and green. So blue and green have a center for three while red must potentially fight for his. Also, blue can just try to go to Bay do Ola and green to Bay iz Zdravstvuyte, and if it bounces, they can always go to their guaranteed center in two years.
But honestly, I think the map plays too slow. In a gunboat, it likely costs two years before anyone can build something.

@Mercy how would you suggest making the gameplay faster?

Change the three line connecting prism and three home centers to three bridges. Meanwhile let the players choose their innitial type of units. Guess it would be greater fun.
Nice try!