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20150715 Headline Daily: "AXA and a Social Enterprise Team Up to Design the 'Little Financial Genius' Board Game"

20150527 Ming Pao: "Intellectual Battles on the Table: Endless Fun with Chess for Kids" 

With just a table and a few people, you can not only conquer the Four Directions City but also enjoy a board game. Board games have a long history; aside from various types of strategy games, the most well-known is probably "Monopoly", which is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year. This globally popular "Uncle Monopoly" has been very active lately, but in fact, there are many other board games that are just as good-both local and international titles. The boundless world waiting to be discovered on a small table is truly fascinating ...... (Click here to read the full article)

20150519 AM730: :MTR Creates Board Game to Help Schoolchildren Develop Good Habits"

20150417 U magazine: "Board Games Made in Hong Kong"

20150403 Sudden Weekly: "An Examination of Local Chess Culture and Intelligence"

20150310 Sky Post: People with Dementia Use Board Games to Exercise Their Minds 

20150310 Oriental Daily News: "Mind-Enhancing Chess: A Blessing for Seniors - Playing Chess Promotes Critical Thinking and Combats Cognitive Decline"  

Dementia causes patients to experience memory loss and impaired comprehension; engaging in brain - stimulating activities early on may help slow down brain degeneration. Experts note that due to the degeneration of brain cells, patients may become disoriented in time and space and experience feelings of fear and anxiety. Caregivers, witnessing drastic changes in the patients' personalities, may find their own emotions affected as a result. St. James' Settlement has introduced a cognitive-enhancing board game that uses a map of Hong Kong as its board, allowing patients and caregivers to "explore Hong Kong" together. Caregivers can use practical "question cards" to test patients' cognitive abilities and strengthen their bond...... (Click here to read the full article)

20150310 AM730: "Hong Kong's First Board Game for Seniors Helps People with Dementia Exercise Their Memory" 

If you notice a decline in cognitive abilities and sense of direction, increased emotional sensitivity, depression, or a tendency to "forget things", you may have cognitive impairment (also known as dementia). Due to patients' diminished comprehension and emotional and behavioral issues, serious communication problems often arise with family members, which can hinder treatment. An organization has launched the first board game specifically designed for patients to exercise their memory, cognitive comprehension, and expressive abilities, which also helps improve communication between patients and their families ......