It’s possible to win a game with bad cards in your hand – you just need to make the best out of what you’ve got. With this philosophy, players are able to recognise how many options they actually have during the game. This is how the Kinderspiel des Jahre jury felt over the past year […]
Kinderspiel Year 2021: Childlike joy and attention to detail Read More »
Never have so many games been played as over these past few months, which have been dominated by the pandemic. For many people, these communal experiences around the gaming table represent the highlight of their day, where so much has changed and where we have mostly had to limit our contact just to our own
Spiel- and Kennerspiel: community experiences, chapter-by-chapter Read More »
2020 has been a strange year for the Kinderspiel des Jahres jury in more ways than one. The world is standing still, schools and day care centres are closed – and so our opportunities to play new games with children are limited. The number of games we have had to take out of the running
People want to have shared experiences – even and especially in these times when we are spending too much time in the house. This is one reason why this year board games are coming to the table more than ever in many of our homes. There have been over 300 new German-language games in the
