Tabletop games or board games are one of the important branches of the entertainment industry that have taken hold relatively well in Iran. To the extent that board games are one of the attractive products of bookstores; board-game cafes have met with a great deal of welcome, and many people have also thought of producing in this industry.
A board game is a collective and intellectual pastime; therefore, the more it spreads, the richer society's leisure time becomes. Namafar has gone to four of the most important board-game producers in Iran. Sohrab Mostaghim, Hani Fotovat, Mahdi Nobari, and Meysam Nazarian are the CEOs and founders of companies whose products' names have probably been heard by many of us. Games such as Zhandarmerie, Risk, Coup, Kahroba, and Segal.
Managers of companies active in the board-game industry regard issues such as the copying of foreign games, the absence of reliable statistics and research, and the lack of cultural and equipment infrastructure as among the obstacles to this field's rapid progress in Iran.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian