100 famous game authors write about 100 famous games. Among the italians, besides Leo Colovini, there are Andrea Angiolino, Alessio Cavatore and Emiliano Sciarra. Colovini writes about Twixt, the beloved "creature" of Alex Randolph.

This book was written only thanks to a passionate and enthusiastic tension. Different from any other book about chess, it attracts whoever takes it in his hands, offering the first technical instruments to go over the occasional player's level.

A new version of "1001 Giochi per tutti": Logical games, numerical games, linguistic games, schemes... The most complete gym for your brain.

The good thing about Texas Hold'Em online is that in a few minutes you can start to play, but in order to win you need a combination of strategy, talent, technique and luck. This book reveals the secrets of the world champion Max Pescatori.

The most important work about games ever written in Italy. The "Summa" of knowledge by Giampaolo Dossena, unmistakable, irreverent, provocative writer. Dario De Toffoli, commissioned by the same Dossena, worked on the copy editing and updating of it.

Introduction by Stefano Bartezzaghi. Digressions, calculations, games: the world of numbers seen through the playful eyes of the authors.

It has been presented as four little guidebooks for the weekly newspaper Panorama.

With sections by Carlo Melzi and support and advices by Chiva Tafazzoli. The history, the rules, the technique, what's new. A complete book about Backgammon and its world.

Logical games, numerical games, linguistic games, schemes... The most complete gym for your brain.

Put your intelligence, logic, language, culture and memory to test: more than 1.000 exercises to train your brain.

Texas Hold'em and all the rest. The rules, the good manners, the techniques, the mathematics, the history, the philosophy and the culture of Poker.

Brainteasers of all kinds, words and literary games. This third volume of the series is completely dedicated to the world of words.

A great number of schemes of the new brainteaser Kafka: to solve them you just need a few rules, no calculation, but some logic skill and patience. There are also many other kinds of brainteasers.

Besides sudoku, many other brainteasers for exciting challenges for one or two players.

From the "Turtle of Achilles" to the "Sudoku". Again the recreational mathematics originally reinterpreted to improve your logic skills and have fun at the same time.