There's a problem with the Active Games list now. It lists games in which you currently have a turn, and the time remaining. That's brilliant. The problem is that for games in which it isn't your turn, it just goes down the list by time remaining until the next turn, whether it is your's or someone else's. I think it would be much better if it could be listed by time actually remaining until your next turn. If there is one more hour until a turn is over, but still four players until my turn, it shouldn't be near the top of the list.
So for the game with four players + 1 hour of another player until my turn, the site could say "24+ hours". Or "97 hours". Or "1 Hour + 4 players". Most likely the former, since it's the least confusing and easiest to understand.
Also, to save space, I think for all games the time should be rounded to the nearest hour. Minutes isn't necessary really, and seconds is totally unnecessary. Then if it's your turn and you have less than, say, two hours, it starts showing specifics. Having all the minutes and seconds on all the games clutters up the game info panel.
One more thought: I think the new active games list should be optional. I really appreciate the consideration, but I preferred the old way better. I don't mind scrolling down looking for my bold, and I have the Firefox add-on that tells me when I have a turn and what game, so I don't really worry much about know if I have a turn or not. Really the only reason I like the other is becuase I allowed me to keep track of specific games better. As a premium I'm usually in 30+ games at a time, and I generally stick to specific maps. In the past whenever I need to find a specific game I just went down my active games list until I found the place where it normally is - near the top, middle, bottom third, etc. The order under the new active games list is dynamic, so finding a specific game is that much more challenging. I think a player should have the option of using either. Of course I know that chances are me being alone in that opinion, but meh. My other points should still be addressed.
EDIT: One more "one more" thought. The backround colors of the game panels are still colored as if in numerical order. In other words, they don't alternate back and forth between "white" and "gray". On my list I have random spurts of gray, then random spurts of white, then random intermixes, etc.
Try looking at the names of the players to help recognize which game is which.
