Thought about this for quite some time. I've played risk for 30+ years, and owned all the digital versions since 1996. I've been studying for my master sommelier degree, and was discussing wine regions with a friend. The idea hit me that Hasbro and Risk should totally dive into this paradigm of game play. There are 269 master sommeliers worldwide with over 10,000 diploma, level 4 graduates. With each level downward it multiplies exponentially with maybe 250,000 people having taken the courses. On the Vivino App alone there's over 160,000 downloads making it the top wine app currently. Point being, there's not just a huge market here for Hasbro, there's an educational opportunity for Risk to become part of a Somm's training.
Request is: to create maps encompassing wine regions around the world. Example: Italy's wine regions: Image.
While playing Risk, I could be learning wine regions in a fun way to supplement intense and often grinding study.
Matt W
Thought about this for quite some time. I've played risk for 30+ years, and owned all the digital versions since 1996. I've been studying for my master sommelier degree, and was discussing wine regions with a friend. The idea hit me that Hasbro and Risk should totally dive into this paradigm of game play. There are 269 master sommeliers worldwide with over 10,000 diploma, level 4 graduates. With each level downward it multiplies exponentially with maybe 250,000 people having taken the courses. On the Vivino App alone there's over 160,000 downloads making it the top wine app currently. Point being, there's not just a huge market here for Hasbro, there's an educational opportunity for Risk to become part of a Somm's training.
Request is: to create maps encompassing wine regions around the world. Example: Italy's wine regions: Image.
While playing Risk, I could be learning wine regions in a fun way to supplement intense and often grinding study.