On the occasion of Mother's Day, we have prepared a special review of board games for you, in which our editors remember games - often very specific - with their mothers.
Chinese
The Chinese was based on the Hindu game Pachisi . In 1907-1908, Josef Friedrich Schmidt simplified the principles on which the modern version is based. It was first published in 1914. The game requires a board, four pieces for each player and dice.
I recommend the game to everyone and at any age. A cult title for a nice afternoon or evening. I have a great fondness for it, because it is a family game played by my relatives for generations. My mother and I spent tens of hours playing together. Our board is so worn out that I don’t know how it still holds up in its entirety. Repeatedly patched, glued and joined, and the board is double-sided. Up to four people can play on the first, up to six people on the second. – Katarzyna Gnacikowska
