GBA has recently launched two life-changing board games. The Stock Market Game to teach nuances of investing & Lakshya: The goal-setting game, to engage and educate players from the real-world perspective.
The Stock Market Game to teach nuances of investing
If you are a 90s kid, you must have played 'Money Circle'. A multi-player economics theme-based game that gave a glance to kids back then on how to grow your money from the money allotted and how to make the best use of the same.
In today's real-life scenario, with the rising popularity of the Stock Market, many people have started investing in the stock market to grow their money with the money they have. It's not just any other investment mode but is a lot more that involves goal setting and chasing it with persistence and determination.
Lakshya: The goal-setting game
Setting goals is a beautiful thing; everyone knows it should be done, but few people do it, mainly because it's made out to be difficult, tedious, and uninteresting. The goal-setting game Lakshya aspires to revolutionize all of that. It's entertaining, engaging, and scientifically sound.
It can be played by persons of various ages, from six-year-olds to those in their eighties. Two to four players can play the game. One of the four-player tokens, the one with the six compartments, is given to each player. On successful completion of the goal, one player will be designated as the coordinator, distributing the goal pegs.
Comment: Play to learn with GBA
Rating: 9/10