Rebecca, Lara, Stella and Sarah Schwaderlapp play 'Corona - the rush to the shops' board game invented by Lara and Sarah to pass away the time in lockdown, in Wiesbaden Biebrich, Germany, December 20, 2020. REUTERS/Annkathrin Weiss
WIESBADEN, Germany (Reuters) - At a loose end during Germany's first lockdown, the four Schwaderlapp sisters decided to put their long hours indoors to good use - by inventing a coronavirus board game that is selling by the thousands.
"Corona" can be played by up to four players, who compete to buy all the groceries on a shopping list for an elderly neighbour who is shielding against the virus.
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