# Michael Schacht
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michael schacht (born 1964 in Wiesbaden) is a German game designer, graphician and owner of the small publishing company Spiele aus Timbuktu.
== Life and work ==
Schacht studied graphic design at the FH Darmstadt. About 15 years he worked as Art Director in different advertising agencies.
Boardgames To Go 237 - BGG Hall of Fame (with Scott Alden) plus EsCon report
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Michael Schacht
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Michael Schacht, Bruno Faidutti, and Martin Wallace have a special perspective on the playful world we live in. They helped create it. Listen and learn from some of the masters of modern game design.
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