Here's what we have said in our official press release!

Creativity guards us from the fear of limits and helps to push forward through boundaries that are unnecessary. Playing removes restrictions that constrain our authenticity and prohibits diversity, and, particularly, the Bead Game assists in “manufacturing” new patterns of personal imagination supported by innovative visionary execution.

We are used to the idea that playing is mostly suitable for the kids, or it is something mainly done for the fun. Indeed, exploring board games is entertaining, but that’s not the only benefit of board game playing.  For instance, author Stuart Brown in a book “Play: How It Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul” declares that playing, in general, has been scientifically proved to be good for the brain and even help to improve decision making skills.

Furthermore, particularly board games have even more advantages – they can be used as a tool to develop social, emotional and cognitive assets.

Records of board games’ traditions have been found all across the world — from the ancient Mesopotamia and Greece to the old India and Japan. Modern world hasn’t forgotten those classical plays – they are often enjoyed by smart and creative gamers or curious beginners. However, at times board games are overlooked because they may seem a bit old-fashioned. But that’s only because innovative version of board game playing was never before introduced. The Bead Game changes old beliefs and invites to play, tweak and share in a fresh and modern way.

Learning from the Olympics

Want to gain new skills and insights? 

If you are a smart and innovative board game player, who wants to improve creative capacity or learn confident and fierce warrior-like moves that could not only be useful when playing board games, but also in real life, there are a lot of things you can comprehend from the inspiring Olympic athletes and their coaches.