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Project GIPF related sites
Kurt Van den Branden's GF1
site. (ENG)
The
EGO-Site
reports about the activities of EGO, a GIPF club in Eindhoven. (ENG)
André
& Lidy run a site mainly dedicated to the moon, soccerclub
FC Boom, and GIPF. (NL)
De
Speelduivel is a games club in Leuven (B) that hosts Homo
Ludens, and abstract games club. (NL)
Rio
Grande Games distributes GIPF and TAMSK and publishes ZÈRTZ
and DVONN in North America. (ENG)
Heidelberger
Spieleverlag distributes the games of project GIPF in Germany.
(D)
Special
Abstract
Games Magazine
Abstract Games isn't a virtual magazine, but something *real*:
you hold it in your hands, you read the articles printed on paper,
you can put it on a shelve or desk or whatever and pick it up whenever
you want. It may sound a bit paradoxal, but here's a good tip: go
to their website to see what the real thing is all about. If you
like abstract games, this magazine is a must have.
What follows next, is just a selection of links to sites with a lot
of info about games. The list is not meant to be complete. Each of
the sites mentioned below are perfect platforms for a dive into the
games world.
Games in general (NL)
Bordspel.
Erwin Broens on games.
Het
Spelmagazijn. Ronald Hoekstra on Games.
Het
VLaams Spellenarchief. A whole team on games.
Forum.
A conglomerate of game culbs in Flanders.
De
speelvogel. Johan Francois on games.
Boardgame
pagina. Nothing but links - and more links.
Games in general (D)
Spielbox-online.
KMW's games portal (the former Spielplatz) that joined forces with
the games magazine Spielbox.
Luding.
An enormeous databank.
Reich
der Spiele. Nice and neat, sobre and well-kept.
H@ll
9000 . Very active games site.
Poeppelkiste.
Brigitte and Wolfgang Ditt on games.
Games in general (ENG)
Board
Game Geek. Very alive and kicking.
The
Games Journal. Webzine run by Greg Aleknevicus.
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