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29 games in Board Games
Draft cards simultaneously to build an ancient civilisation.
Draft tiles, fill rows, and try not to take what you cannot place.
One of the oldest board games, blending dice luck with sharp tactics.
Hidden fleets on a grid, and a guessing game with real strategy.
Place pieces touching only at corners. Everybody plays the same board.
Place tiles, claim features and grow a medieval landscape.
Trade sheep, build roads and race to ten victory points.
A classic two-player game of diagonal captures and crowned kings.
A strategic duel of 32 pieces where the goal is to trap the opposing king.
Neither Chinese nor checkers. Hop your marbles across a star.
Deduce the murderer, the weapon and the room before anyone else.
Drop discs into a standing grid and line up four before they do.
An ancient game of territory where simple rules create enormous depth.
Yes-or-no questions to eliminate faces. Binary search for five-year-olds.
No board at all. Surround the enemy queen with tiles that never separate.
Race four tokens home on a roll of six. Parcheesi and Sorry are cousins.
Four players, 144 tiles, and a race to complete a winning hand.
Sow seeds around a board and capture. One of the oldest game families alive.
Buy, trade and bankrupt your way to a property empire.
An ancient alignment game of mills, played on three nested squares.
Flip the board to your colour. A minute to learn, a lifetime to master.
Global conquest decided by armies, borders and dice.
Japanese chess, where captured pieces change sides and return to the board.
Pure chance, no decisions, and a moral lesson buried in the design.
Collect gem tokens, buy cards, and build a renaissance engine.
Hidden ranks, bluffing armies, and one very well-guarded flag.
Three in a row on a nine-square grid — and a solved game at that.
Collect train cards and claim routes across the map.
Chinese chess, played on the lines, with a river and a palace.