| Board games are
scratched into the floors of ancient cities and medieval church
pews. Egyptian emperors are found buried with their dice and
Viking chieftains with playing pieces. Indian rulers have
played Ludo with real live slave girls.
Games are part of our language. Are you trying to 'play your
cards right' or waiting to see 'how the dice falls'. What
will you do when 'the chips are down'?
In every culture, in every time people have played games:
to amuse themselves, to challenge each other and to teach
their children. Now computer games are being turned into board
games.
Why?
Because it’s better to play together. |
