Since the early 1970s, proponents of the New Games movement have been using cooperative, interactive games to bring diverse groups of people together. In "Best New Games," Dale Le Fevre shows you how to lead, develop, and adapt New Games for any group. This complete resource is the only book now available that presents New Games. New Games are for groups of all ages and abilities--and they're meant to be played just for fun. Developed during the Vietnam War era, New Games were created to encourage people to channel their aggressive tendencies in a creative, powerful, fun, and safe way. In 1974 the New Games Foundation was incorporated, and it spread the idea of New Games through hundreds of training workshops in North America and beyond.New Games may include competition, but having fun with a New Game is more important than winning it.