Nestor Games is a new company From Spain with portable, scrunchable games: they come is a small bag, with a rubber map game board. The game creation process allows them to make games one by one, so he can create, assemble, and ship them on demand.

They have four abstract games listed for sale, so far.

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The Bully Game: Stop Picking On Me – Published by Connie Coyote. Aimed at getting bullies to change their behavior and victims to stand up to their abuser.

Bullies Victims and Bystanders – Published by Didax. Intended to be used after a bullying incident within an educational framework.

Play-2-Learn Dominoes: Bully Wise – Published by Franklin Learning Systems. Dominoes, but before you get to play your tile, you have to answer or act out something on a picked card. They also publish other anti-bullying board games.

Bully no More Scenarios – Role play scenarios from Bully No More, which lists a dozen similar games.

No More Bullies – Published by Impact Publications. Players create a puzzle during the game that transform a bully into a nice guy, but otherwise aimed at getting bullies to change their behavior and victims to stand up to their abuser.

Also:

An organization called Bullywatch created its own game. Scroll down.

A Top Trumps game called Fire Within, created by a young boy who was a bully victim.

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At least according to this guy. Normally, we wouldn’t post a top XXX list of games for XXX, but in this case we’ll make an exception. Mark Jackson, boardgamer and pastor, has created an amazingly detailed list of his top 100 kids games, including a description and review of each game. While I don’t necessarily agree with him on all of these, I learned about a number of kids games that I’d never heard of, so its definitely worth a look if you’re on the prowl for some kid-based boardgaming action.

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