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Game fair tour starts: Experience new products and classics in Senden!
Families visit the game fair tour in Coesfeld: new games and tips await visitors in the Steverhalle. Admission free!
Game fair tour starts: Experience new products and classics in Senden!
Today, November 2nd, 2025, things are really colorful in Senden: The Coesfeld district game fair tour has started! Families flock to the Steverhalle to get ideas for new games. Here visitors can try out and discover numerous classics and exciting new products from the world of games. Radio Kiepenkerl reports that The fair starts at 11 a.m. and stays open until late afternoon.
A highlight of the trade fair is the popular children's game “Top the cake”, which was named children's game of the year this year. Here children have to cleverly stack layers - and that makes for a lot of fun! Games consultant Uli Rietberg from Seppenrade will give tips on site and help interested families find the right game.
Games festival in the region
And the best part? Admission to the fair is free! After the start in Senden, the game fair tour will move on to Coesfeld next week, where the fair will take place in the school center's cafeteria. Another highlight awaits the following Sunday in the Forum Bendix in Dülmen.
Game evenings are not only very popular in Germany. A lot has also happened in the digital learning world in recent years. More and more teachers, around 94%, are now using YouTube to support their lesson plans. YouTube's blog informs that a new music education series called “Think Like a Musician” was launched. This series is an ambitious partnership between TED-Ed, Education Through Music, and arts professionals to provide world-class educational resources for teachers worldwide.
A look outside the box
But there is news not only in the world of games; A lot is also happening in international events. Most recently, the US Justice Department filed an indictment against Chen Zhi, the founder of the Prince Holding Group. Loud VN Express This group is one of the largest transnational criminal organizations in Asia, active in over 30 countries.
Police in Singapore have recently conducted several raids, seizing over $115 million in properties and assets. Chen Zhi and his accomplices are suspected of engaging in large-scale money laundering and fraud, particularly through fraudulent cryptocurrency investments. This could result in Chen being sentenced to up to 40 years in prison if found guilty.
In summary, while the gaming fair tour captivates families, the global events are no less exciting. Whether you're playing or taking in information - the world keeps moving!