See also: Schmidt

Schmidt (Schmidt Spiele) is a German company specialized in the toys, the puzzles and the board games for children, families or adults.

The founder, Josef Friedrich Schmidt made known himself by his adaptation of the Ludo called Mensch ärgere dich nicht , always published in French under the name do not make You of it.

Schmidt published plays considered like Acquire and Dampfross.

In 1997, Schmidt knew economic difficulties and was taken again by the Berliner editor Blatz which continues to use the mark. Schmidt distributes the plays of the house Hans im Glück, whose several titles were preceded in Germany.

There was a French subsidiary company of which the development was independent. It belongs now to the group France Charts.

Some plays published by Schmidt

• Acquire or Large Hotel , 1962, Sid Sackson,

• Bazaar, 1967, Sid Sackson
• Phantom or Phantom , 1982, Alex Randolph
• Dampfross, 1984, David Watts,
• the black Eye first edition or Das Schwarze Trough or DSA1 , 1984, Ulrich Kiesow
• the Gang of traction-before, 1989, Serge Laget and Alain Munoz,
• Snarps, 1990, Dominique Ehrhard,
• Gold Connection, 1992, Sid Sackson
• Terrace, 1992, Anton Dresden and Buzz Siler,
• Tyrannausorus Rex, 1993, Sylvie Barc and Jean-Charles Rodriguez
• Kohle, Kies & Knete, 1994, Sid Sackson
• Continuo, 1995, Maureen Hiron,
• Visionary, 1997, Ron Dubren
• Schotten-Totten, 1998, Reiner Knizia
• Carcassonne, 2000, Klaus-Jürgen Wrede,
• Capitol, 2001, Alan R. Moon and Aaron Weissblum
• Lumberjack, 2002, Alan R. Moon and Aaron Weissblum
• Stop it, 2002, Alan R. Moon and Aaron Weissblum
• Europa Turn, 2003, Alan R. Moon and Aaron Weissblum,
• Oasis, 2004, Alan R. Moon and Aaron Weissblum
• Diamond, 2005, Alan R. Moon and Bruno Faidutti,
• Aquädukt (Aqueduct), 2005, Bernhard Weber

External bond

• the official site of the company Schmidt
• Some Schmidt plays on JeuxSoc
• the Schmidt plays on Luding