1–4 Players

Board game cover titled "OUTREACH The Conquest of the Galaxy, 3000AD" depicting an illustration of a space station with a backdrop of a starry space scene and a galaxy. The cover also includes the text "A Future History Simulation" and the logo of SPI.

Outreach: The Conquest of the Galaxy, 3000AD (1976)

A "Descent: Journeys in the Dark" board game box displaying fantasy artwork with a dragon and heroes on a table.

Demons: The Game of Evil Spirts (1979)

A boxed set of "Charmed: The Book of Shadows" board game with images of the three main characters on the cover, surrounded by cloudy blue smoke and mystical symbols.

Charmed: The Book of Shadows (2001)

The image shows the board game "Ingenious" by Reiner Knizia, labeled as the ultimate family strategy game, with a tag noting "more than 1.3 million ingenious games sold." The game's box, with a red background featuring abstract colorful shapes, is published by Kosmos.

Ingenious (2004)

Dawn of the Dead (1978)

"Cover art of the 'ELRIC Battle at the End of Time' board game, featuring a pale-skinned warrior with a sword leaping into battle against dark monstrous figures, with text crediting Greg Stafford and Charlie Krank, based on novels by Michael Moorcock."

Elric (1977)

A box of the board game "Imperial Settlers" with colorful artwork depicting a cartoonish male figure in historical dress and a sheep, with a rural landscape in the background. The box displays award badges and the game's title in bold letters.

Imperial Settlers (2014)

American Megafauna (1997)

Take The Galaxy (2018)

What Next? (2021)

An open box of the Roll Player board game with its components partially unpacked on a table, including dice in a black bag, cards, and character sheets, with the game's box cover visible in the background.

Roll Player (2016)

"The Omega Virus" board game box art featuring futuristic space setting with armed astronauts, a large virus-like entity in the background, and a space station; includes texts like "Destroy it now or the Earth is doomed!" and "Talking Electronic Game".

The Omega Virus (1992)

"Star Explorer" board game cover featuring a large spaceship, a group of space adventurers with equipment, and a stylized title against a starry space background.

Star Explorer (1982)

A board game box titled "The 7th Continent" with the tagline "Explore. Survive. You are the hero!" featuring embossed silhouette figures and a footprint on a dark background.

The 7th Continent (2017)

Alt text: The image shows the box cover of the board game "DungeonQuest." It depicts an intense scene with a fiery red dragon on the right facing off against a lone adventurer in a blue cloak on the left. The title "DungeonQuest" is prominently displayed in a stylized golden font at the top, with the tagline "Dare you face the Dragon's Challenge?" The box also includes text stating "Game Designed by Jakob Bonds" and "A Game Set in the Runebound Universe" along with logos at the bottom. The artwork is dynamic and richly colored, evoking a sense of fantasy adventure.

DungeonQuest (1985)

A vintage "SILO 14" board game box with bold pink and yellow geometric designs on the cover, featuring a perspective drawing of a missile silo corridor and miniature figures at the corners.

Silo 14 (1983)

Box cover art for the electronic board game "Dark Tower" featuring a looming black tower against a red sky, surrounded by images of fantastical creatures and warriors. Text indicates it as a fantasy adventure game for ages 10 to adult, requiring two "D" size batteries.

Dark Tower (1981)

A family playing the "Husker Du?" memory game, with a mother, father, son, and daughter smiling and engaged around the game board. The box reads "Do You Remember? Husker Du? Match-the-Pictures Memory Game" for 2 or more players aged 5 and up, with instructions in Spanish included.

Husker Du? (1970)

Sealed packaging of a "Simon" electronic game Carabiner Edition with colorful buttons, recommended for ages 7 and up, with the caption "THINK FAST! Simon says repeat my flashing LIGHTS and SOUNDS!" indicating batteries are included and boasting "REALLY WORKS just like the original."

Simon (1978)

Box cover of "Warhammer Quest" board game featuring fantasy artwork with warriors and monsters, and logos for Citadel Miniatures and Games Workshop.

Warhammer Quest (1995)

Star Trek III: The Search For Spock (1984)

A board game box titled "FREEDOM: THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD" on a wooden surface, with an illustration of people dressed in 19th-century clothing trekking through a forest. The box also displays awards and accolades, and the text, "Designed by Brian Mayer."

Freedom: The Underground Railroad (2013)

Alt text: Cover of the board game "Shooting Stars," showing artwork of a space fighter jet engaged in combat, with trailing missile streaks and an illustrated planet in the background. Text reads "A Tactical game of Fighter Combat in Space." There is a logo in the bottom left corner indicating it's by Yaquinto Publications from 1980.

Shooting Stars: A Tactical Game of Fighter Combat in Space (1980)

Box cover of Mage Knight Board Game depicting fantasy characters including mages and dragons with game title and designer's name, Vlaada Chvátil, suitable for ages 14 and up, warning for choking hazard due to small parts.

Mage Knight Board Game (2011)

Box cover for "Enchanted Palace," an electronic Milton Bradley 3-D board game for ages 6 and up, featuring two smiling girls playing the game, a depiction of the game's colorful castle and accessories, and promotional texts highlighting features such as the talking palace and glowing wand.

Enchanted Palace (1994)

Alt text: Cover art for "Hammer's Slammers" board game featuring a futuristic tank in combat, with explosions and an orange-yellow backdrop. Text reads "Command the toughest mercenaries in the galaxy," includes the Mayfair Games logo, and notes the game is for 1 to 4 players, ages 12 to adult, based on the classic novel by Dave Drake.

Hammer’s Slammers (1984)

Image of the board game "Calico" featuring an illustration of a sleeping orange cat on a quilt. The box includes the game's title, designer Kevin Russ, and illustrator Beth Sobel, with logos of AEG and Flatout Games.

Calico (2020)

Box cover of "XCOM: The Board Game," featuring silhouetted figures in combat gear against a futuristic backdrop with the Earth and game's logo illuminated above. Text on box reads "A Board Game of Global Defense for 1-4 Players by Eric M. Lang" along with publisher logos.

XCOM: The Board Game (2015)

Alt-text: "Box cover for 'Conflict of Heroes: Awakening the Bear! - Russia 1941-42,' depicting a WWII battle scene with soldiers in snow, a burning tank, and trees in the background."

Conflict of Heroes: Awakening the Bear! – Russia 1941-42 (2008)

POX: Save the People (2011)

"Plague Inc: The Board Game" box on a white surface, featuring a biohazard symbol, the tagline "Can you infect the World?" and a note indicating "85 million players infected with Plague Inc." by Ndemic Creations, branding it as "The strategic game of Infection, Evolution and Extinction."

Plague Inc.: The Board Game (2017)

Boardgame cover of "CONSPIRACY: A Spy Game of Bluffing and Betrayal" featuring illustrated spies in various secretive actions, with urban and exotic backdrops.

Conspiracy (2023)

A board game titled "Living Forest" is lying on a wooden surface. The box cover features a vibrant illustration of a mystical forest with an anthropomorphic tree in the center, fire inside it, and whimsical creatures around, including a bird and small insects. The names Aske Christiansen and Apolline Étienne are credited on the box, along with the logo of Ludonaute, the publisher.

Living Forest (2021)

Board game cover reading "The Sorcerer's Cave" depicting colorful fantasy creatures and a cave interior with the tagline "A game of exploration, magic, and adventure".

The Sorcerer’s Cave (1978)

The Golf Game: Par Excellence (1985)

Sealed "Card Football Premiere Edition" game package with a miniature football field scoreboard, referee figure, dice, and playing cards visible through the packaging.

Card Football: Premiere Edition (2006)

An illustration of various whimsical animals interacting around and within a body of water, including a large snake, a rabbit-like creature with a beak, an elephant with a crocodile snout, and a duck-billed cat, encompassed by the bold title "QUIRKS" at the top.

Quirks (1980)

Board game titled "Curse of the Mummy's Tomb" depicting an illustrated scene with characters exploring an Egyptian tomb, with artifacts, a mummy, and eerie figures in the background.

Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb (1988)

A vintage "Star Wars Escape from Death Star Game" board game box featuring images of X-Wing and TIE Fighters in space, along with headshots of characters Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Darth Vader, and a Stormtrooper. The box also displays the Kenner logo and is marked for ages 7 and up.

Star Wars: Escape From The Death Star (1990)

A board game titled "OUTDOOR SURVIVAL - a game about wilderness skills" with an image of a forested landscape and snow-capped mountains in the background.

Outdoor Survival (1972)

Pyramid Power (2007)

A vintage board game cover titled "BOWL BOUND" featuring an image of a college football player in a red jersey and white helmet with star decals, carrying the football while being tackled by an opponent. The background is a crowded stadium, and the game is branded as "The Game of College Football" with the "Sports Illustrated" logo at the top left.

Bowl Bound (1973)

An illustration of cartoon characters, depicting zombies and humans with the text "ZOMBIEPOX SAVE THE PEOPLE" above them.

ZOMBIEPOX (2012)

A board game titled "Gears of War: The Board Game" with an illustration of armed characters in combat gear on the cover, featuring a fiery background with a large skull emblem. The bottom text attributes the game to Corey Konieczka and indicates it is for 1-4 players.

Gears of War: The Board Game (2011)

Board game named "Dragonfly" laid on a wooden surface, featuring colorful graphics with a large dragonfly illustration and information about the game's cooperative play nature, suitable for ages 5 to 9, and made from recycled materials.

Dragonfly (2011)

Liftoff! (1989)

Board game cover for "MicroMacro: Crime City" showing a black and white illustrated cityscape with cartoon detective characters, multiple award badges, and the game's title in bold lettering.

MicroMacro: Crime City (2020)

Board game cover "Conflict of Heroes: Storms of Steel! - Kursk 1943" depicting a World War II battle scene with soldiers, a tank, and airplanes.

Conflict of Heroes: Storms of Steel! – Kursk 1943 (2009)

Board game cover art for "Heroes of Land, Air & Sea: Pestilence" featuring illustrated characters, with the words "Explore, Expand, Exploit, Exterminate" on the top corners and "Featuring 2 additional factions: Birdfolk, Merfolk" at the bottom.

Heroes of Land, Air & Sea (2018)

A picture of the board game "Can't Stop Express" in its box, with a bold red and yellow color scheme and the game name written prominently in white letters.

Can’t Stop Express (1989)

A "DARK SOULS THE BOARD GAME" box with a graphic of a menacing armored figure on the cover, produced by Steamforged Games, for 1-4 players, ages 14 and up.

Dark Souls: The Board Game (2017)

A photo of the board game "Ubongo" by Grzegorz Rejchtman with the tagline "Sprint to Solve the Puzzle", published by KOSMOS, displayed against a black background. The box cover features a colorful red and orange design with puzzle pieces along the border.

Ubongo (2003)

Spectrangle (1989)

Alt text: Illustration of a large red Tyrannosaurus Rex roaring with its mouth open wide in a prehistoric landscape with trees, facing a much smaller, calm yellow dinosaur. The word "CHOMP" is prominently displayed at the top of the image.

Chomp (2023)

A boxed board game titled "Wacht am Rhein: The Battle of the Bulge, 16 Dec '44 - Jan '45", depicting World War II tanks in a snowy landscape, by Decision Games.

Wacht Am Rhein (2005)

Sjoelen (1870)

Board game titled "Starfall" with an image of a spaceship and nebulae on the cover, featuring the tagline "A game of exploration and conflict in space."

Starfall (1979)