Richard Ulrich

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Richard Ulrich (* 1942 ) is a German game designer .

Life

His career as a game author began in 1987 when his fishing game was published by Herder . Many other games followed, with a focus on children and environmental games.

In 1992 he started working with Wolfgang Kramer . Many successful games were created as part of this collaboration, including El Grande , El Caballero , The Merchants and The Princes of Florence . El Grande was awarded both the German Games Prize and Game of the Year in 1996. The successor El Caballero was added to the selection list for Game of the Year 1999. The dealers and The Princes of Florence were able to place at the German Games Prize. At El Grande numerous supplements and editions published in cooperation with Wolfgang Kramer since 1996th

Ludography (selection)

  • 1987: fishing game
  • 1989: cruise
  • 1989: Zauberbutt
  • 1990: Fox and thorn skin
  • 1991: Grabbelsack (with K. Wild)
  • 1992: Boy Scouts
  • 1992: eco detective
  • 1993: cartoon
  • 1993: Punk is looking for a lady (together with Wolfgang Kramer )
  • 1993: Everything revolves around the wild meadow
  • 1996: Hot Dog (together with Wolfgang Kramer)
  • 1996: Message in a bottle (together with Wolfgang Kramer)
  • 1996: El Grande (together with Wolfgang Kramer) - Game of the Year, German Games Award
  • 1998: El Caballero (together with Wolfgang Kramer) - selection list Game of the Year 1999
  • 1999: Grandissimo
  • 1999: Die Händler (together with Wolfgang Kramer) - 5th place in the German Games Prize
  • 2000: The Princes of Florence (together with Wolfgang Kramer) - 3rd place in the German Games Prize
  • 2003: Buddel-Wuddel (together with Wolfgang Kramer)
  • 2011: Top & Down (together with Nils Ulrich)

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SURNAME Ulrich, Richard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German game designer
DATE OF BIRTH 1942