It started with a shared passion, and two years later, it turned into a board game. Two years ago, the then-students of Stargard Primary School No. 6 began transforming the city into a board game. Now, as graduates, they're ready for its release. "When we were still in elementary school, we always made our own games during Polish lessons to summarize a given unit. Smaller ones, of course. We'd like to create a project of our own on a larger scal…
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It started with a shared passion, and two years later, it turned into a board game. Two years ago, the then-students of Stargard Primary School No. 6 began transforming the city into a board game. Now, as graduates, they're ready for its release. "When we were still in elementary school, we always made our own games during Polish lessons to summarize a given unit. Smaller ones, of course. We'd like to create a project of our own on a larger scal…