Wild Card Games

Wild Card GamesIndustry| Card games, board games

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Founded| 2005
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United Kingdom

Website| wildcardgames.com

Wild Card Games is a company which designs board games and card games.

## History

The company was started in 2005 by Sean Byrne and his wife. Its first game was called Backpacker.[1] In December 2013, the company released Who Knows Where?, a double-sided board game.[2] In 2019, the company created a customised edition of Mapominoes for distribution to Interrail pass holders.[3]

## Mapominoes

Mapominoes is a card game where each card represents an individual country, and players take turns placing a country-card on the table, adjacent to a bordering country. It has been described as "like dominoes, but with maps".[4] Editions include Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.[5][6]

## References

1. ↑ Hutchins, Robert (2019-01-16). "Getting to know… Wildcard Games' Sean Byrne". Toy News. https://www.toynews-online.biz/2019/01/16/getting-to-know-wildcard-games-sean-byrne/.
2. ↑ "Wild Card Games enjoys record sales for Who Knows Where?". Toy News. 2014-01-16. https://www.toynews-online.biz/2014/01/16/wild-card-games-enjoys-record-sales-for-who-knows-where/.
3. ↑ Thomas, Rhys (2019-05-07). "Mapominoes links up with Interrail". TNP Media. https://tnp.media/news/mapominoes-links-up-with-interrail/.
4. ↑ "MAPOMINOES – The Ultimate Geography Game". Good Toy Guide. https://www.goodplayguide.com/toy/mapominoes-the-ultimate-geography-game/.
5. ↑ Cruz, Dana (2020-07-15). "Bored in the House? Take a Look at These Latin America Themed Board Games". Latin Post. https://www.latinpost.com/articles/146416/20200715/bored-house-take-look-latin-america-themed-board-games.htm.
6. ↑ Burns, Sarah (2020-04-29). "Mapominoes – Geography Fun". Let them be small. https://letthembesmall.com/mapominoes-geography-fun/.

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