Frankly... visual  Slow social games

drawing shows: three hands each holding up two Draw 4 cards from the Uno card game
Uno © Susi Bumms

The current covid situation is sad and tough. Susi Bumms is handling it through coming up with six social games that will keep you entertained for an exceptionally long time.

drawing shows: three hands each holding up two Draw 4 cards Uno Uno | © Susi Bumms This will be my first and last article about coronavirus.
The fact that the infection rates are now rising again feels Kafkaesque.
 
Even though we have knowledge of a few keys to help us out of this situation, it’s still tough and sad and tough. Here are a few game suggestions that feel appropriate right now:
  • A game of dice, but all faces are showing the number one
  • Ludo, but without those four target fields
  • Uno, but there are only Draw 4 cards
  • Monopoly, but every card sends you to jail
  • Settlers, but all the roads branch after each player’s turn
  • Chess, but everyone has to spend at least 24 hours thinking about a move


Despite my slightly cynical attitude – look after yourselves! 

drawing shows: a few dice in a hand, the faces of which all feature the number one There is only the number one on the dice | © Susi Bumms drawing shows: a large blue game piece with an angry expression in front of a ludo board Ludo without target fields | © Susi Bumms drawing shows: three images one after the other of a house and a person kneeling in front of it and sticking their head in the house Stick your head in the house | © Susi Bumms  

„Frankly“

On an alternating basis each week, our “Frankly ...” column series is written by Susi Bumms, Maximilian Buddenbohm, Sineb el Masrar and Margarita Tsomou. In the “Frankly…visual” column, Susi Bumms observes pop culture and politics, commenting on what she sees through cartoons and pictures.