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Thought y'all might be interested in some overall information about the designers & The One Hundred:
six of the games have no known designer:
six of the games have no known designer:
- Backgammon
- Bridge
- Crokinole
- Go
- Poker
- Spades
- Africa
- Battleline/Schotten Totten
- Euphrat & Tigris
- Lord of the Rings
- Lost Cities
- LOTR: The Confrontation
- Medici
- Modern Art
- Quandary
- Ra
- Res Publica
- Royal Turf
- Samurai
- Stephensons' Rocket
- Taj Mahal
- Through the Desert
- Traumfabrik
- 6 Nimmt!
- Daytona 500 (w/Mike Gray)
- El Grande (w/Richard Ulrich)
- Expedition/Wildlife Adventure (w/Ursula Kramer)
- Princes of Florence (w/Richard Ulrich)
- Tikal
- Torres (w/Michael Kiesling)
Alan Moon designed five of the games (by himself or with a partner):
- Capitol (w/Aaron Weissblum)
- Elfenland
- San Marco (w/Aaron Weissblum)
- Ticket To Ride
- Union Pacific
- Adel Verpflichtet/Hoity Toity
- Domaine
- Lowenherz
- Settlers of Catan
- Battle Cry
- Liar's Dice/Call My Bluff
- Memoir '44
- Bohnanza
- Mamma Mia
- Schnappchen Jagd
- Acquire
- Can't Stop
- I'm The Boss/Kohle Kies & Knete
- Capitol (w/Alan Moon)
- San Marco (w/Alan Moon)
- Smarty Party (w/Pitt Crandlemire)
- Dvonn
- Gipf
- Cosmic Encounter
- Dune
- Fresh Fish
- Power Grid/Funkenschlag
- Showmanager/Atlantic Star
- Wallenstein
- Ricochet Robot
- Code 777 (w/ Robert Abbott)
- Die Macher
- Was Sticht?
- 1830
- Civilization
- El Grande (w/Wolfgang Kramer)
- Princes of Florence (w/Wolfgang Kramer)
Labels: Big Picture Stuff
2 Comments:
If you're going to say Liar's Dice was invented in 1974, then you can't give Richard Borg credit for it. The parlor game Liar's Dice was likely invented long before 1974, but that's the date in boardgamegeek because that's the earliest published set that anyone's submitted. Borg's version was published in the early 1990's.
Just ran across apples to apples and your 100. Nice to be in the mix with Cosmic and Dune. We are releasing a new CE boardgame in 2008 with Fantasy Flight games. You can also find a collection of Cosmic and Dune players hanging out at Cosmic Encounter Online. They are playing Dune remotely via the web. :) Peter Olotka
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