Author: Ingo Althofer
Date: 22:35:02 02/27/05
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On February 28, 2005 at 00:32:34, Dieter Buerssner wrote: >On February 27, 2005 at 15:26:53, Richard Pijl wrote: >>>What is the game, where Dan Wulff won against the inventor of the game? >> >>The game is 'Ein Stein würfelt nicht', inventor Ingo Althoefer. > >Thanks, Richard. A nice play with words. Thanks for the flowers. >For the non German speaking: THere is a >famous cite of Albert Einstein - "Gott würfelt nicht". (God does not play dice). >Also "Einstein" vs. "Ein Stein" (which is a piece in a game). And the rule says: a player with only one stone left no longer has to role dice. >I googled for "Ein Stein würfelt nicht" (including the quotes), but found >nothing. "Ein Stein würfelt nicht" is still the name from the beta-series. The "true" name will be "EinStein würfelt nicht!" . > So this is a brand new game? Right. > Private or will it be published? For my own little 3-Hirn-Verlag I have produced a small series with glass stones. "Edition Perlhuhn" makes the official version where the pieces are wooden robots. The Perlhuhn-version will be reviewed in the magazine "spielbox", in the March issue. In July 2005, a (touring) exhibition will start with its first station in Goettingen. Title is "God does not play dice Games in Science - Science in Games". EinStein is the accompanying game. Ingo Althofer.
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