Atlanta Game Inventor Releases New Team and Party Board Game

Atlanta, GA, October 07, 2011 --(PR.com)-- A smile appears as Atlanta game inventor, Rick Sugarman talks about how his new board game, Outside the Box came to be. “I have always loved games. I grew up playing just about every board and word game you can imagine. I also love to entertain. Every time I get together with friends and family, I come prepared with games and jokes. Three years ago during the holidays, I unveiled the first prototype of Outside the Box to my family. After watching them play, I noticed nobody wanted to stop. My brother, Glenn, took me aside and said, 'You’ve really got something awesome here. Do something with it!' That’s when this amazing journey started. I worked on this game just about every single day after that, and never really thought of it as work. My main goal was to create a game that was addictive, fast-moving, brain-stimulating, and ever-changing. I knew there were plenty of games out there and one thing most of them had in common is that you play them a few times and then they end up gathering dust in a closet. I asked myself a question, 'What is the one thing that everyone knows?' The answer I came up with was the alphabet. It is one of the first things we all learn. So, I set out to create a game that is based on the alphabet. After test marketing the game on over 2000 people of various ages with amazing positive responses, Sugarman Games, LLC was founded and Outside the Box was copyrighted, patented, and trademarked. It is my hopeful expectation that you will absolutely love playing it!”

The game is not sold in stores, but can be ordered only on the internet at www.outsidetheboxgame.com

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