Thinking Out Loud: Games for Kids >> Praise for Playroom & Reinhard Staupe
July 31, 2006Jason Little has some good recommendations for Playroom’s Reinhard Staupe games for 3-7 year olds.
Jason Little has some good recommendations for Playroom’s Reinhard Staupe games for 3-7 year olds.
Another great article from Yehuda: The Four Challenges That Games Provide analyses pattern recognition in terms of games and the different challenges that games provide.
I’ve never been in a game tournament of any kind (well…not really), but I enjoy reading about them. The website for the recently-completed Friedrich Championship is pretty neat, despite the occasional upside-down or slightly out-of-focus picture. On the Final Game page, I have to admit I’m quite taken with the Friedrich lampshade.
The Making of Viktory II is a story of how a self-published board game came to be. This neat story is a must-read for home-grown game publishers!
Chris Farrell puts Ra and Beowulf against each other in Ra vs. Beowulf: Smackdown. Who will win? The readers, of course, who get great insights on both games.
Ok, it’s settled: the best-looking Caylus box isn’t the first edition or the second edition. It’s the Mike Doyle edition.
Alfred makes a discovery: he found The Unknown Civ. That is, a solitaire-friendly quick-ish light civ game Culture and Conquest from Warpspawn. It’s free, too!
Larry Levy offers great analysis on why Reiner Knizia still doesn’t have a Spiel des Jahres -winning game.
Moritz Eggert describes the The German Stammtisch, which partly explains the greater acceptance of gaming in German culture.
Yehuda is the blogger I want to be when I grow up. Both Ten Reasons You Should Be Playing Board Games and The Top Ten Important Aspects of a Game are excellent and insightful blog entries.