At the VVJ (Venez Voyer Jouez), the Moselle-Sud Game Fair, you won't come for nothing. For this fifth edition, Saturday November 16 and Sunday November 17 at the Voyer multipurpose room, Laurent Maire, secretary of the games section of the Foyer rural, and his team are further refining the recipe. The idea? Offer visitors as much playing time as possible. “We went down to 80 game titles over the two days, with a refined selection (three quarters are games of the year). But some small games will be available in several copies. »
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Don't wait your turn
The expert games (which last a long time) will be renewed on Sunday. Everything is done to offer a space “with less pressure” where it is easy to move around. The regulars are not mistaken. Some come from Strasbourg or Nancy and take advantage of the two days to have fun without having to wait their turn. “Don’t hesitate to come in the morning for a better quality of play. There are fewer people. »
Zone prototypes
70 volunteers are present to operate the show, including 40 facilitators. “In the latter, some are from the Foyer rural or the interassociation, there are friends who are players, former students of the college or members of the Hartzviller college association. »
A children's zone will offer a dozen games for 4-7 year olds to try. A “prototypes” sector will permanently accommodate six authors and their inventions. We will find Sylvain Duchêne ( The Blue Lion ), which will present Harjo. On Saturday, Ian Parovel (read elsewhere), artistic director on The Magic Keys (Spiel Des Jahres enfants 2024) will be present with Christopher Matt, illustrator from Sarrebourg. Also invited: Olivier Mahy (president of the Society of Game Authors), author of Imaginary , Abracadabroom ; Ludovic Lépine, authors of numerous prototypes ( 1, 2, 3, sun; Tapas ) ; Johann Moscato ( Taround May ), and Samuel Sinniger ( Yellow Brick Road ).
XXL Classics
The show will also offer oversized games, where modern board game classics take on an XXL size. In this variation, the dice Jamaica barely fit in the hand. Will also be declined as follows Celestia et Hive.
Several tournaments are scheduled around Hive, Celestia, Captain Flip, Duck and Cover. On Saturday, from 7 p.m. to midnight, the lounge becomes more open access and allows expert players to play “good big games”.
Help for the blind
A raffle (with many games to win) is organized for the benefit of Accessijeux (games for the visually impaired). Games in “blind” mode will be tested. An exhibition on game authors will be offered by the SAJ (Society of Game Authors).
Regarding catering (between two games), crepes will be offered at any time, burgers on Saturday lunchtime, flam's pizzas on Saturday evening and a menu on Sunday.
FREE ENTRANCE. Saturday, November 16: 10 a.m.-midnight; Sunday, November 17: 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Voyer multipurpose room. Information: [email protected]; https://foyerruralvoyer.wixsite.com/salonvvj
