“A SKATEBOARD QUIZ ” is a board game about skateboarding, consisting of 1300 multiple choice questions.

This game is a tribute to the short but already rich history of skateboarding and its numerous aspects. It can be a good way to learn about or remember the differents eras of skateboarding from its beginning in the 50’s until now. The questions focus on skateboarders, tricks, brands and videos that have shaped its evolution.

This game has been designed and produced in Switzerland. It is available in English or in French.

“A SKATEBOARD QUIZ ” contains :

– 650 question cards. Each card contains 2 questions with three possible answers for each question (1300 questions in total);

– 21 voting cards that allow you to answer the questions (3 cards per player for 7 players);

– the rules of the game;

Skate shops have played an essential role in skateboarding history. They provide a meeting place where the local skateboard community of a city can develop and expand. It seems important to me to support them and for this reason the game is not sold directly on this website. You will find a list of skate shops selling the game below:

One night when I was playing a board game with some friends, I thought it would be fun to have the same thing focusing on skateboarding. It had already been some time that I wanted to learn more about its history, especially its early stages and the emergence of the main tricks and brands. I therefore wrote a couple of questions about it. I then played it with my friends … and I realised that I wanted to create it as a “real” board game for other skaters.

It took me about two years to write down the 1300 questions that are presented here. I enjoyed the process and I learned a lot. I think it is a good way to spend an evening with your buddies and have fun while learning a bit more about skateboarding!

This game has been made possible with the help of my good friends Laurent Alleman, who designed the graphics, Thierry Didot (www.atelierpeekaboo.com) who conceived the packaging and Jonathan Droz who created the web site. The illustrations were done by different artists from Switzerland. Magnus, Lazar, Christophe, Thierry, Pekka and Jonathan, thank you all so much for your contribution and your support!!!

Milos