2–5 Players

Las Vegas (2012)

"Axis & Allies 1941 board game box cover featuring various World War II figures, scenes of battles on land, air, and sea, and a headline from 'The Daily News' about an invasion."

Axis & Allies: 1941 (2012)

A "Risk: Star Wars Original Trilogy Edition" board game box with an image of Darth Vader and various Star Wars characters and ships in the background.

Risk: Star Wars – Original Trilogy Edition (2006)

MAATAC (1979)

Alt text: The image shows a board game titled "Ticket to Ride Europe" by Alan R. Moon, with illustrations of characters from different social backgrounds and a black steam locomotive set against a mountainous backdrop. The game is produced by Days of Wonder.

Ticket to Ride (2004)

Spies! (1981)

Board game cover featuring a large image of a panda with a bamboo background, titled "Zooloretto" by Michael Schacht, with the Spiel des Jahres award for 2007 and the ABACUSSPIELE logo.

Zooloretto (2007)

Board game "Torpedo Run! The Submarine Attack Game" from the Floor Wars Series leaning against a wall above a wooden chair. The box art depicts a dramatic naval battle scene with explosions and a submarine in the foreground, along with images of children playing the game. Features are listed including 8 highly detailed combat ships and a huge floorboard playing surface.

Torpedo Run (1983)

Cover of the game "Desert Falcons" featuring combat aircraft against a desert backdrop, with text indicating it is an air battles game over the Middle East by J.D. Webster, a Game Designers' Workshop product, and requiring Air Superiority to use this module.

Descent: Journeys in the Dark (2005)

A board game named "Deadwood" on a wooden table, featuring an illustration of Wild West characters engaged in a gunfight, with the subtitle "A Game of Wild West Duels" by Loïc Lamy and logos for "Pretzel Games" and "Dust Games" on the box.

Deadwood (2011)

A board game cover for "KAIROs" with a steampunk-themed background featuring gears and cogs, displayed on a textured surface. The title is spread across the top with the names Arnaud Urbon and Ludovic Vialla below it, and the logos for Editions du Matagot and Rio Grande Games are visible on the sides. The central illustration shows a golden-rimmed hourglass with a picturesque landscape view through its upper half.

Khronos (2006)

Board game "Inkognito" cover featuring a masked figure in a cloak, alongside stylized text and smaller figures in a Venetian setting, by designers Leo Colovini and Alex Randolph.

Inkognito (2023)

Sushi Go! (2013)

A "Australia" board game box by Ravensburger, illustrated with a stylized map of Australia and vintage airplanes, with text in different languages encouraging to embark on an adventure.

Australia (2005)

Inferno (1996)

Box cover of "Cartagena" board game by Leo Colovini, depicting illustrated pirates fleeing toward a rowboat on a beach, with tropical vegetation in the background and a sailing ship on the horizon. The logo and branding are prominently displayed at the top, and there is German text at the bottom indicating the game is for ages 8 and up and offers exciting escape gameplay. The Ravensburger logo is in the bottom right corner.

Cartagena (2017)

A worn box cover for "The Quest For The Rings", a master strategy video game by Magnavox Odyssey², featuring fantasy artwork with dragons and a warrior.

The Quest for the Rings (1981)

The image shows a "HeroQuest" board game box with vibrant fantasy artwork depicting various heroes and creatures engaged in battle, with the game's subtitle "High Adventure in a World of Magic" visible.

HeroQuest (1989)

A board game cover titled "New World: A Carcassonne Game" by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede, featuring an illustrated scene of a large sailing ship with several smaller rowboats and a sunset in the background. The Rio Grande Games logo is visible at the bottom right.

New World: A Carcassonne Game (2008)

Alt text: A board game titled "Beowulf: The Legend" featuring artwork of a fierce dragon with Beowulf in combat, the text on the box says "A board game for 2-5 players ages 12 and up" and "Game by Reiner Knizia with art by John Howe".

Beowulf: The Legend (2005)

Box cover for the "Axis & Allies" board game depicting various military figures, planes, tanks, and ships from World War II, with a strategic map in the background, under the GameMaster Series logo and game information for 2-5 players, ages 12 to adult.

Axis & Allies (1981)

A close-up of the "Carcassonne: King" board game expansion box by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede, showing medieval characters in front of a castle and the Rio Grande Games logo.

Carcassonne: King & Scout (2003)

A board game box cover featuring the bow of the Titanic with the title "TITANIC THE GAME" in large golden letters, an image of an embracing couple in the background, and the tagline "Escape the boat, stay afloat". The age recommendation is 12+, and logos for Spin Master Games and creators Daryl Andrews and Adrian Adamescu are also visible, along with a note stating "Knowledge of English Required."

Titanic (2020)

Board game box titled "The First Galaxy 1" featuring space-themed graphics including a spiral galaxy, spaceships, and game features listed as space rockets, warp drive, battle stations, fuel cells, black hole, hyper space, laser bolts, and defense shield.

First Galaxy G1 (1985)

Board game cover titled "Playing Gods: The Board Game of Divine Domination" with cartoon depictions of different gods over a backdrop of Earth from space; text on top reads "Vengeance is Yours!"

Playing Gods: The Board Game of Divine Domination (2008)

World War II: European Theater of Operations (1985)

Board game box cover for "RISK 2210 A.D." featuring futuristic soldiers, robots, and spacecraft with text highlighting game features, set on a wooden background.

Risk 2210 A.D. (2001)

Alt text: The image shows a board game cover titled "ORIGINS of WORLD WAR II" with monochrome photographs of historical figures, and the text "Avalon Hill's trademark name for its 1935-39 international diplomacy game" and "GAME OF INTERNATIONAL POWER-POLITICS" at the bottom. The game appears to be wrapped in plastic.

Origins of World War II (1971)

Afrikan tähti

Afrikan tähti (1951)

Alt text: The image shows the cover of the "Barbarian Kings" board game, featuring an illustrated warrior in a green cloak and golden crown, with descriptive text about magic, fantasy races, and airships around the title. The game is designed by Greg Costikyan and Redmond A. Simonsen, as indicated at the bottom.

Barbarian Kings (1980)

An image of a vintage board game with a shrink-wrapped box. The cover art of "Don't Miss the Boat" features cartoon-like characters, a ship, and a body of water with text declaring it an exciting action game for ages 5 and up. The box appears to be on a black surface with a torn price sticker on the top right corner.

Don’t Quote Me (2003)

A "Lords of Waterdeep" board game box featuring illustrated fantasy characters prepared for battle, with the Dungeons & Dragons logo at the bottom, indicating that the game is for 2 to 5 players and suitable for ages 12 and up.

Lords of Waterdeep (2012)

Favoriten (1989)

A worn antique board game titled 'Bell and Hammer' with a depiction of a bell and a hammer on its cover, resting on a wooden surface.

Bell and Hammer (1800)

A board game titled "Ra" with ancient Egyptian themed artwork on the cover, including the image of a person dressed as an Egyptian pharaoh, pyramids, and a hieroglyphic border. The text on the box reads "A GAME OF GODS AND GLORY IN ANCIENT EGYPT" and credits "REINER KNIZIA" as the game designer. The publisher's logos, "Euro Classics" and Alea, are displayed in the corners.

Ra (1999)

Dart Wars (2006)

The board game "Risk: Godstorm" displayed with its game box, board map, cards, plastic figures in a bag, and various game components laid out on a table.

Risk: Godstorm (2004)

Box cover for "Kensington" board game, featuring hexagonal patterns with game title in large red letters, subtitle text, age range (7 to 107), player number (2/6 players), and multilingual instructions. A sticker on the corner indicates it was the "Game of the Year."

Kensington (2019)

Board game box cover reading "HARE AND TORTOISE - He who hesitates may win!" with an illustration of a hare lying on top of a tortoise against a green, flora-filled background, by Ravensburger.

Tales & Games: The Hare & the Tortoise (2011)

Alt text: A board game cover titled "The Lonely Mountain: Lair of Smaug the Dragon™," featuring a colorful illustration of adventurers and a fiery dragon, based on J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit." The artwork depicts intense expressions and a dynamic scene suggestive of an epic encounter. The logo of I.C.E. (Iron Crown Enterprises) is visible at the bottom left corner.

The Lonely Mountain (1984)

A board game box titled "Food Chain Magnate" with retro-style graphics, including a vintage waitress and an anthropomorphized slice of pizza, advertising the game as "The Modern Way to Old Fashioned Good Gaming" and "100% Dice Free."

Food Chain Magnate (2015)

A board game called "Wolf Pack" by Strategy & Tactics, depicting the German Submarine War in the North Atlantic from 1939 to 1941, featuring a black and white image of a submarine on its cover.

Wolfpack (2022)

Devil Bunny Needs a Ham (1998)

An advertisement for a board game titled "Devil Bunny Hates the Earth," described as a Cheapass Board Game for 2-5 players. The text outlines the premise of the game where players are candy machines in Devil Bunny's factory trying to thwart his plan to destroy the earth with unsatisfying saltwater taffy. The requirements for the game, including pawns, counters, and a six-sided die, are listed at the bottom, alongside a black-and-white drawing of a squirrel and a pair of pawns. The Cheapass Games logo and item number are also visible.

Devil Bunny Hates the Earth (2001)

Box cover of the board game "Hoity Toity" showing illustrated characters, including a woman with a green dress and hat, a man with a monocle and teddy bear, a man in a wheelchair with medals, and a man with a polo mallet, all depicted in a playful, aristocratic style against the backdrop of a mansion.

Hoity Toity (1990)

Black board game box with the title "Glory to Rome", featuring a white eagle above laurel branches, with the text "A GAME BY CARL CHUDYK / CAMBRIDGE GAMES FACTORY" underneath. The box is lying on a wooden surface.

Glory to Rome (2005)

Mansions of Madness (2011)

A weathered box cover of the board game "Axis & Allies," depicting various WWII imagery like military leaders, soldiers, planes, and ships, with the text "Spring 1942, The World is at War!" on top.

Axis & Allies: 1942 (2009)

Alt text: A board game titled "BELTER Mining the Asteroids, 2076" by Game Designers' Workshop, featuring artwork of astronauts mining in space among asteroids.

Belter: Mining the Asteroids, 2076 (1979)

A boxed set of the Marvel HeroClix: Infinity Challenge, Premier Edition, featuring illustrations of Spider-Man and other Marvel characters on the cover.

Marvel Heroclix: Infinity Challenge – Premiere Edition (2002)

A "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" 2nd edition board game box on a wooden surface, with a purple background and decorative elements, and a gold sticker reading "UK's Number 1 Board Game 1999, 2000, 2001".

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (2000)

A photo of the board game "Carcassonne" by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede. The cover features a medieval landscape with a castle and two illustrated figures, a man and a woman, looking over a rampart. A crest with the game's name flies above them like a banner, with birds in the sky. Text on the cover states "Includes the mini expansions The River The Abbot" and "More than 10 million games and expansions sold." The Z-Man Games logo is in the bottom right corner.

Carcassonne (2000)

A metal sign with the phrase "Don't Drop the Soap" written across in stylized letters resembling prison bars, with additional text along the top edge reading "Micro to the Macro Effect, Directly Through the Front Door!" and a logo in the bottom right corner.

Don’t Drop the Soap (2007)

A "Dungeons & Dragons Castle Ravenloft" board game box lying on a textured white carpet. The cover features an illustration of a vampire and flying bats with gothic lettering. The game is labeled for ages 12+ and for 1 to 5 players.

Dragones Y Mazmorras (1985)

Board game cover art for "Feudum," featuring a fantastical landscape with a whimsical blue monster, medieval towers, a ship on a wave, and a perplexed bearded man in period clothing.

Feudum (2018)

A board game box for "Prophecy Expansion 2 Water Realm" by Vlaada Chvátil with an underwater fantasy scene featuring a large menacing fish, swimming characters, and vibrant sea life.

Prophecy (2002)

A board game cover titled "18 INDIA," featuring an image of a red train in the foreground with the Taj Mahal and a minaret in the background under a sky with colorful clouds. The authors and developer's names are displayed at the bottom. It’s produced by GMT Games, LLC © 2022.

18 India (2023)

The image shows a board game box cover for "DUNKIRK: THE BATTLE OF FRANCE" by Guidon Games, advertising a realistic strategy game of the 1940 campaign in France for adults aged 15 and up. The cover features silhouettes of soldiers against a blue background with the title in bold red letters.

Dunkirk: The Battle of France (1971)

A "Sentinels of the Multiverse: Wrath of the Cosmos" board game box is displayed with illustrations of three superhero characters and a cosmic background featuring stars and galaxies.

Sentinels of the Multiverse (2011)

A package of Kolacja Grapik Lnszowa chocolate bars with crumpled golden wrapping and blue and white string tied around it.

Kolejka (2011)

An image of a colorful board game cover titled "Wasteland Express Delivery Service" by Matt Riddle and Ben Pinchback, designed by Jonathan Gilmour; artwork depicts a chaotic, post-apocalyptic landscape with vehicles, graffiti, and fantastical creatures. The logo of Pandasaurus Games is displayed at the bottom right corner.

Wasteland Express Delivery Service (2017)

Box cover of "Dungeons & Dragons: The Fantasy Adventure Board Game" featuring fantasy characters such as warriors and monsters engaging in battle, with text highlighting easy setup and 40 detailed miniatures included.

Dungeons & Dragons: The Fantasy Adventure Board Game (2003)

Flibbix (2008)

A board game called "Nomad Gods" with an illustrated cover depicting various fantastical characters, accompanied by several sheets of paper tokens with symbols and figures.

Nomad Gods (1977)

A photo of the "Cytosis: A Cell Biology Game Collector's Edition" board game box by John J. Coveyou, displaying colorful cell organelle illustrations. The box shows it's number 1542 of 5800 limited editions and includes art by Tomasz Bogusz. It's for ages 10+, takes 60-90 minutes, and is designed for 2-5 players.

Cytosis: A Cell Biology Board Game (2017)

"Broom Service" board game box by Andreas Pelikan & Alexander Pfister, featuring vivid illustration of a witch on a broomstick and a potion being dropped, with the Kennerspiel des Jahres 2015 award, and logos for Ravensburger and Alea.

Broom Service (2015)

ROBOTS! (2020)

A plastic-wrapped board game box titled "Invasion: America" with the subtitle "Death Throes of the Superpower" featuring an illustration of the Statue of Liberty and a raised red flag with a star.

Invasion: America – Death Throes of the Superpower (1976)

Box of the "Concentration" board game, labeled as "New 23rd Edition" by Milton Bradley, showing an image of the game with numbered tiles, for ages 10 to adult and designed for 2-5 players, placed on a wooden surface.

Concentration (1958)