eReader Game Boards - Fun Games Pure on your e-book reader & tablet computer incl. reading apps: Chess, Checkers, Nine Men's Morris, Backgammon, Ludo, Halma & Tic Tac Toe as classic board games
Book Details
Author(s)Maximilian Buckstern
PublisherMaxiBucks
ISBN / ASINB0055DKD68
ISBN-13978B0055DKD64
Sales Rank252,740
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Do you like playing board games with friends, family or classmates? Next time use your e-book reader as a game board. You just need this book and a few small playing pieces or chessmen.
Can you play on a "simple" e-book reader, too? Games on the Kindle (TM), etc.? I interpreted the idea with the "on the e-book reader" very literally.
In this e-book you will find the fields of popular board games (Chess, Nine Men's Morris, Checkers, Backgammon, Tic Tac Toe, Ludo, etc.). This gives you the possibility to convert your e-book reader at home or while traveling into a game board. Very simple. Always available. The games are pure fun, classics and sociable. Not computer games. You only need to have a few small playing pieces or chessmen. Or you and your fellow players improvise. Suitable are buttons, beans, pieces of wood, etc. Just anything that does not leave any dirt or scratches on the screen.
During the development, I've found out that the game boards are almost perfect on tablet computers, such as the iPad. The users of the Kindle reading apps on Apple, Samsung, LG, etc. can have pure fun, too. iPad owners should use their two fingers to enlarge the pictures and then view the graphics full screen. When moving the playing pieces just do not to use the finger tips, because the capacitive touch screens of tablet PCs respond to this. But if you take the finger nails, or touch the playing pieces at the top, it works wonderfully.
Invite your family and friends to the classic board game. It is a surprising and beautiful example of how versatile an e-ink reader or a tablet computer can be. It just depends on what you do with it.
The game boards:
1. Chess and Checkers
2. Nine Men's Morris
3. Backgammon
4. Halma & Chinese Checkers
5. Ludo (2 versions)
6. Tic Tac Toe
As a bonus you can find a couple of mazes in the e-book. They are pure fun games, too. And I tell you how to disable the screen saver on the Kindle device in order to avoid „blackouts“ while playing the board games.
Do not hesitate. Now you can experience Kindle & Co. as great devices for pure gaming fun.
Can you play on a "simple" e-book reader, too? Games on the Kindle (TM), etc.? I interpreted the idea with the "on the e-book reader" very literally.
In this e-book you will find the fields of popular board games (Chess, Nine Men's Morris, Checkers, Backgammon, Tic Tac Toe, Ludo, etc.). This gives you the possibility to convert your e-book reader at home or while traveling into a game board. Very simple. Always available. The games are pure fun, classics and sociable. Not computer games. You only need to have a few small playing pieces or chessmen. Or you and your fellow players improvise. Suitable are buttons, beans, pieces of wood, etc. Just anything that does not leave any dirt or scratches on the screen.
During the development, I've found out that the game boards are almost perfect on tablet computers, such as the iPad. The users of the Kindle reading apps on Apple, Samsung, LG, etc. can have pure fun, too. iPad owners should use their two fingers to enlarge the pictures and then view the graphics full screen. When moving the playing pieces just do not to use the finger tips, because the capacitive touch screens of tablet PCs respond to this. But if you take the finger nails, or touch the playing pieces at the top, it works wonderfully.
Invite your family and friends to the classic board game. It is a surprising and beautiful example of how versatile an e-ink reader or a tablet computer can be. It just depends on what you do with it.
The game boards:
1. Chess and Checkers
2. Nine Men's Morris
3. Backgammon
4. Halma & Chinese Checkers
5. Ludo (2 versions)
6. Tic Tac Toe
As a bonus you can find a couple of mazes in the e-book. They are pure fun games, too. And I tell you how to disable the screen saver on the Kindle device in order to avoid „blackouts“ while playing the board games.
Do not hesitate. Now you can experience Kindle & Co. as great devices for pure gaming fun.
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