Reinhard Staupe
Reinhard Staupe (born September 20, 1968 in Kassel ) is a German game designer .
After high school and community service , he first studied mathematics and sports for elementary school. He invented a first game back in 1983, but it was never published. Now he concentrated more on the children's play area. His two works, Kunterbunt and Blumenhupfer-Farbentupfer , were successfully marketed by FX Schmid . In the same year, the Adlung company brought out its most successful card game to date, Speed , which has been sold around 500,000 times as the fastest card game in the world , and since 2001 also in Canada and the USA.
In 1995 he and his brother founded their own publishing house, Staupe Spiele , which repeatedly produces small games that have been rejected by large publishers. Reinhard Staupe went to the Berliner Spielkarten publishing house as an editor . In 2001 he switched to Amigo Spiel & Freizeit GmbH , where he was in charge of the game editorial team as product manager. From 2004 to 2011 he was an external employee in the Amigo editorial team. Since 2012 he has been the responsible editor at the Nürnberg Spielkarten Verlag , where he also publishes his own games.
Awards and Accolades for Staupes Games
- for Basari : Selection list for Game of the Year 1998, 6th place German Games Prize 1998, Mensa Select 2004
- for comeback : shortlist for game of the year 1997
- for David & Goliath : Shortlist for Game of the Year 1998, 2nd place à la carte card game award 1998
- for Close by : 5th place à la carte card game award 2013
- for Don Quixote : Recommended List Game of the Year 2010, Game of Games: Games for Families 2010
- for Edel, Stein & Reich : Selection list for Game of the Year 2003, 10th place German Games Prize 2003, 2nd place à la carte Card Game Prize 2003, Japan Boardgame Prize 2003
- for Fettnapf in sight : Recommended list for the game of the year 2006
- for The Plumpsack is about : Shortlist for children's game of 2003
- for guess what: Murder & Manslaughter : 9th place à la carte: Card Game Prize 2009
- for Speed : Selection list for Game of the Year 1996, 3rd place à la carte card game award 1996
- for We are the robots : nomination for children's game of the year 2020
Games (selection)
- Icarus , 1995
- Speed , 1995, Adlung
- Fiasco , 1997, Ravensburger
- Finito , 1997, Berlin playing cards
- Basari , 1998, FX Schmid, reprinted in the USA by Out of the Box Publishing , 2004
- Colorado County , 1998, Schmidt Games
- Such rascals , 1998, Amigo / Rio Grande
- Hamsters (Gopher It!) , 1999–2004, Staupe Spiele / PlayRoom
- Eschnapur , 2000, Schmidt Spiele
- The Plumpsack is about , 2003, Amigo / PlayRoom
- Top Speed , 2003, Adlung
- Vulture Nosedive (Crash Pilot) , 2004, Amigo
- Kunterbunt (Catch the Match) , 2004, PlayRoom
- Listen up! (Kling-dong!), 2004, Amigo
- Privacy , 2004, Amigo
- Rinks & Lechts (Right Turn, Left Turn), 2004, PlayRoom
- Cincinnati , 2006, amigo
- Zahlenraten (Number Guessing), 2006 Amigo
- Guess time! - Murder & Manslaughter, 2008, HUCH! & friends
- with Steffen Benndorf : The Game: Extreme , 2015, Nürnberger Spielkarten Verlag
- with Steffen Benndorf : Träxx , 2015, Nürnberger Spielkarten Verlag
- with Wolfgang Kramer : X takes! , 2016, Amigo
- with Steffen Benndorf : twenty one , 2017, Nürnberger Spielkarten Verlag
- with Uwe Rapp and Bernhard Lach : Qwinto: Das Kartenspiel , 2017, Nürnberger Spielkarten Verlag
- We are the robots , 2019, Nürnberger Spielkarten Verlag
Web links
- Homepage of Reinhard Staupe
- Reinhard Staupe in the Luding games database
- Reinhard Staupe in the game database BoardGameGeek (English)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Distemper, Reinhard |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German game designer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 20th September 1968 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | kassel |