By Margaret Duncan, Ed.D.
The Histocrats
support the idea of incorporating board-games into your personal life as well
as in the classroom. As such, we support
and participate in a local board-gaming group.
Any and all board-game enthusiasts are welcome to join the Game Nights that
are held every first and third Friday night of the month. As part of our gaming group initiative, we
also recommend history centric games that are fun to play each week to all of
our followers. The selected games
receive our “Game of the Week” distinction.
Recommended games are a mix of cooperative, card games, as well Euro
style games.
Indigo, Ravensburger
Indigo features a
hexagon shaped game board on which players develop gem routes to move precious
stones along paths that they develop into their collection. Players can work
together or separately to lay the route tiles that provide the paths they must
travel on their way to exit the board with the most gems. Players can share
routes and exits so that they can both benefit, but the game is won by the
player who collects the most points from the gems successfully removed from the
board.
Warriors of Japan, Multi-Man Productions
From 1336-1392, all
of Japan was aflame with war. After the fall of a corrupt and ineffective
emperor, the two great courts of Japan dueled to determine the future ruler of
the country. Warriors of Japan covers the vital period following the
destruction of the Kamakura shogunate and the fight to find a successor.
Tokaido: Collectors Edition, Passport Game Studios
Each player is a
traveler crossing the "East sea road", one of the most magnificent
roads of Japan. While traveling, players will meet people, taste fine meals,
collect beautiful items, discover great panoramas, and visit temples and wild
places. At the end of the day, when everyone has arrived at the end of the road
you'll have to be the most initiated traveler – which means that you'll have to
be the one who discovered the most interesting and varied things.
*All product
descriptions are from the manufacturer
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