Board games

It's not an easy task to do: at first you need to whistle one song in 1970s disco hit. On your next tu, your partner draws a clue with close eyes and you have to guess it. And you have to spell difficult words to win a round. These odd challenges are part of the whole brain. A board game that called Cranium

In November 1997, personal experiences of Richard Tait make this new type of board game, unlike popular uni_skill games, incorporates a variety of talent. In a vacation with his wife and another couple, they found themselves stuck indoors one rainy afteoon and decided to pass their time with board games. At first they played Pictionary and Tait and his wife badly beat the others. Their friends quickly challenged them and they played Scrabble

He say that he felt terrible that there is not a game that everyone can have a chance to shine.

Tait and his friend Whit Alexander left their job and they vowed to jump at any future opportunities to work together. Alexander helps Tait to produce a new board game. In nine months they convinced a unique game that it designed to play by everyone

They gathered knowledge about history of social games and comparing their finding against the criteria for Cranium

Their conclusion was to develop brain but they know much about the hypothesis and a researcher named Howard Gardner whose theory of Multiple intelligence postulates that there are eight core competencies where people show intelligence, such as mathematical, interpersonal or spatial

After about three months of research, they realized the novelty of their approach to the board game market. They have fourteen different activities in one game and like sculptures

Next, they decided upon for different group of questions cards like creative card, Data head and star performer. It is the team with the best combination of these skills that eventually wins the game

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