Games Day

Games Day is an annual holiday with a long history that falls on December 20th. You can spend it fun and usefully by gathering a pleasant company. The holiday was invented by the large company Games Workshop, a British developer of board games and related products. It was first celebrated on December 20, 1975 at London's Seymour Hall. After 2 years, the capital's Chelsea Town Hall became the meeting place for fans and game developers. Regular events have contributed to the growth of the gaming industry market in the UK. Games Workshop, which first produced traditional tabletop role-playing games, later focused on Warhammer fantasy games. Games Day events are regularly held at the National Exhibition Center in Birmingham, as well as in several cities throughout the United States. Participants will learn about the latest developments and new opportunities in the gaming world, attend presentations, and listen to invited speakers. Games Workshop remains the sponsor. Manufacturers present not only entertaining games. More and more developments are emerging that help improve storytelling techniques, develop design thinking and creative abilities needed in the modern digital world. Games Day is a great occasion to get together with family or friends and play your favorite games: board, card, electronic. Post interesting photos on social networks and share your thoughts with other users using the hashtag #GamesDay. Don't forget to stock up on soft drinks and hearty snacks. If you decide to have fun all evening, divide it into several parts. Dedicate each to a different topic to meet the needs of all participants. A friend who doesn't really know how to use an Xbox console might be good at chess or Scrabble. Tell the crowd the history of the holiday, invite them to play old versions of popular games, such as Nintendo's 1985 Super Mario or Hasbro's 1981 Trivial Pursuit, and compare them with the new ones. Find out what other people around the world are playing. You will gain new ideas and significantly expand your horizons.