Freiberg's new game project: Man don't get annoyed!

Freiberg's new game project: Man don't get annoyed!

The Lions Club Freiberg has big plans: A new game project is to conquer the hearts of the fans of board games. After the successful launch of a local edition of Monopoly for the silver town, another classic is now targeted: "Humans do not annoy yourself", also known as Ludo, will soon be launched in a Freiberg edition. Michel Hirschfeld from the Lions Club Freiberg announced that the dummy for the game was not completed in time for the presentation, but the anticipation for the project remains high ( Free press reports ).

But what makes "people don't annoy yourself" so popular? The game mechanics based on the throw of a cube and tries to put four figures to the finish has generations of players: Inside. It is particularly attractive to beat the opposing stones and send them back to the start ( Silvergames stands out ). With special fields that offer protection and simple control that works both on the computer and mobile, the game gains popularity in both young and old. The availability of online versions has even reinforced this tradition, so that the game can be played without a physical board these days.

The boom of board games

board games experience an upswing in Germany. The turnover of board and card games has increased significantly in recent years and is expected to reach almost six billion euros by 2028. In the current situation, the market for board games is still in growing, especially after the experience during the Corona pandemic, when the game evening together became a welcome distraction from the everyday routine ( Statista explains the trends ).

Around 33 million Germans see board or board games a possibility for leisure activities together. The popularity of game evenings is particularly great among younger generations and families. Almost 50% of German households have an average of up to ten different board games, and even 23% have more than 20 games in their closet. "Man don't annoy yourself" enjoys particularly popular and is one of the most played games among children.

The preparations for the Freiberg edition of "Mensch do not annoy you" show that the tradition of board games has not only survived, but also experiences a renaissance in times of digitization. The Lions Club Freiberg has a good knack for innovative ideas and thus promotes the sense of community in the city.

The development of new game projects remains exciting and shows that the joy of the game connects generations - whether in the living room, in the circle of friends or even online.