We wanted to understand the general preferences, current habits, and reasons that attracts or stops anyone from buying, playing or engaging with board games in India. The survey was shared using WhatsApp groups, email lists & distributed among gaming enthusiasts as well as general groups. We did not consciously separate the two groups in this survey, although we are mindful that the expectations between the groups vary. First of all THANKS to all who participated. For those

Indian board game-makers discuss how the past year has propelled their growth in the market Kalpana Sunder When Christina Maiorescu went to a toy store to buy some India-centric games for her family three years ago, she found nothing but Scrabble and Monopoly. “I thought it was important to have access to games Indians could relate to and that represented their culture,” she says. Read the full article on Arts and Culture Tacit games, headed by Sindhu Murthy Kulkarni and her

Thanks Shubha Shrinivasan for inviting Tacit games on Gaming mind. In this episode, we talk about Our entrepreneurial journey Market Landscape Bimba Role of board games Concept behind the Puzzles Rapid fire Listen to PODCAST HERE >