Uwe Rosenberg

Game designer, creator of Bohnanza

Uwe Rosenberg - Artists & Creatives born March 27th, 1970
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A German game designer specializing in creating board games, recognized for the design of several popular games. Notable works include Bohnanza, which introduced players to a unique trading mechanic involving bean cards. Other significant contributions to the board game community include Agrícola and Patchwork, both of which gained critical acclaim and multiple awards. His designs emphasize strategic gameplay and player interaction, making them favorites among enthusiasts.

Created Bohnanza, introducing innovative mechanics

Designed Agrícola, winning the Spiel des Jahres

Developed Patchwork, acclaimed for its design and gameplay

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