For 8+ Players

Starpower (1969)

Sigma Omega (1979)

Alt text: Cover of the "Circus Imperium" board game depicting a chariot race with large, roaring alien beasts pulling the chariots in an arena, as an excited crowd watches. The title is prominently displayed at the top, and the game is identified as part of the Renegade Legion series by FASA Corporation.

Circus Imperium (1988)

Boxed board game "March Madness" by Avalon Hill featuring a basketball game scene with players in action on the cover.

March Madness (1991)

A weathered board game box for "CIRCUS MAXIMUS" featuring an illustration of a chariot race in ancient Rome, with charioteers driving horses amidst a large cheering crowd and classical Roman architecture in the background.

Circus Maximus (1979)

Hookipa (1986)

A boxed board game titled "Lords & Wizards: Conquer and Rule an Empire" with fantasy-themed illustrations on the cover, including a wizard, knights, a castle, and a dragon. Design credits go to Adam L. Gruen and graphics by Mike Gilbert from Fantasy Games Unlimited, Inc.

Lords & Wizards (1977)

Personal Preference (1987)

A Pictionary board game box on a white background.

Pictionary (1985)

1829

1829 (1974)

Box cover of the board game "Cranium" featuring a cartoonish brain and four colorful sections, each with a character representing different types of challenges: Word Worm, Data Head, Creative Cat, and Star Performer.

Cranium (1998)

100 mexicanos dijeron

Family Feud (1977)

Poker (1810)

Box cover of "GODSFIRE" board game featuring stylized space scene with colorful planets, spaceships, and a bright star, described by the subtitle "POLITICAL INTRIGUES IN THE FAR FUTURE" and noted as being for ages 12 and older by Task Force Games.

Godsfire (1976)

The Campaign for North Africa: The Desert War 1940-43 (1979)

The image shows the box cover of the "OUTPOST 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition" board game by James Hlavaty, featuring sci-fi artwork with alien figures and a space landscape, with a sun and planet in the background. The box also indicates the game includes "Tom Lehmann's Kicker Expansion," is for players aged 12 and up, and accommodates 2-9 players. The Stronghold Games logo is visible in the bottom right corner.

Outpost (1991)

The image shows the cover of a book titled "CRITTER COMMANDOS" with colorful cartoon illustrations of anthropomorphic animal soldiers in military outfits, including a prominent frog character in a green uniform with a helmet and a raccoon character in a white space suit with a gun. The book is authored by Paul Arden Lidberg and is part of the "3000" series by Crunchy Frog Enterprises.

Critter Commandos (1989)

A board game setup with a red game board labeled "ALIAS" surrounded by playing pieces, decks of cards, and a sand timer, all against a white background.

Alias (1990)

A Bezzerwizzer board game box featuring the title in white text against a gradient red and brown background with icons and the tagline "the game of trivia, tactics and trickery" below it.

Bezzerwizzer (2007)

Box cover of the Crossfire board game, featuring intense graphics with two players holding red plastic guns aiming at game pieces on the board, with the slogan "Blast fast to win in this rapid-fire game!" Visible age recommendation is 7+ and a warning label for choking hazard. The Hasbro Gaming logo is in the bottom right corner.

Crossfire (2017)

Blackjack (1700)

A shrink-wrapped board game titled "The Werewolves of Millers Hollow" with an illustration of a stylized werewolf on the cover, set against a black background.

The Werewolves of Miller’s Hollow (2001)

A sealed board game titled "NUBIAN JAK," United States Special Edition, described as "The Dazzling Edutainment Game" for 2-24 players aged 8 and above, featuring colorful board pieces and cards on the cover.

Nubian Jak (1995)

A game box for "SEXY SLANG," described as a party game of charades & drawings with a naughty twist. The box is black with green accents and white text, featuring silhouetted figures on the lid.

Sexy Slang (2003)

A boxed board game titled "Taboo" set on a white surface with colorful graphics and the text "The Game of UNSPEAKABLE FUN!" for ages 12 and up, 4 or more players, by Parker Brothers.

Taboo (1989)

Baccarat (1890)

A board game cover featuring illustrated ancient Roman or Greek themed characters, including a central figure holding a trident and wearing a laurel wreath, with the title "DEUS" in large letters above. The cover also displays the name Sébastien Dujardin and the Pearl Games logo at the bottom.

Destination (1968)

A colorful board game box titled "Battle of the Sexes" with cartoon illustrations of a man and a woman holding oversized props—a power drill and a hair dryer—having a fierce expression, indicating a humorous competition between genders. The box notes it's the "2ND Battle of the Sexes EDITION" and is intended for players aged 12 and up.

Battle of the Sexes (2011)

Alt text: Cover of "Ares Magazine Nr. 4, September 1980" featuring an illustration of fantasy characters including muscular, aggressive-looking warriors and a green creature, with the title "Arena of Death" and subtitle "Heroic Combat in the Fantasy World of DragonQuest". The cover indicates the magazine is themed around science fiction and fantasy simulation, priced at $3.00, and includes "Ready to Play Adventure Game in this issue". The SPI logo is visible at the bottom.

Arena of Death: Heroic Combat in the Fantasy World of DragonQuest (1980)

Vintage "Girl Talk" board game box cover featuring two smiling young women with 80s hairstyles, wearing sweaters. The cover is decorated with colorful stars, hearts, and speech bubbles containing text, highlighting the game's truth or dare concept.

Girl Talk (1988)

The image shows the game box of "MAD GAB", with the tagline "It's Not What You SAY, It's What You HEAR!" There are icons indicating the game is suitable for ages 10 and up, 2-12 players, and a duration of approximately 45 minutes. The box also has icons for word association and humor, and includes the Mattel Games logo. The website "www.mattelgamefinder.com" is mentioned at the bottom.

Mad Gab (1996)

Dominoes (1500)

Boxed board game called Sequence, with text describing it as "An exciting game of strategy," and phrases like "It's fun," "It's challenging," and "It's exciting" around the title. The game is recommended for ages 7 and up and for 2-12 players.

Sequence (1982)

The image shows the box cover of the board game “QUARTO!” with various cylindrical wooden pieces of different heights and features displayed on a 4x4 grid board. The box has a green and black background and includes badges stating "MADE IN U.S.A.," "SELECTED BY GAMES MAGAZINE," and "MENSA SELECT."

Quest (2021)

A board game box titled "Rivers, Roads & Rails" by Ravensburger, displaying a grid of illustrated tiles with various scenes of rivers, roads, and railway tracks. Each tile shows different elements such as boats, trains, cars, and colorful buildings. The box also credits the game's concept to Ken Garland and Associates London.

Rivers, Roads & Rails (1969)

Box cover of "OUTBURST - The Game Of Verbal Explosions" with updated topics, by Parker Brothers. The cover features a green background with radiating blue and white lines and large white and purple text.

Outburst! (1986)

Alt text: A game box titled "THE LAST STARFIGHTER TUNNEL CHASE" featuring an image of a spaceship. The box notes it's for 2-5 players, ages 12 and up, and displays the FASA logo.

The Last Starfighter: Tunnel Chase (1984)

A boxed "Star Trek Attack Wing Miniatures Game" with visible three miniature starship models inside a plastic window display. The cover illustrates a galaxy background with the "Star Trek" logo and the age recommendation label of 14+.

Star Trek: Attack Wing (2013)

A vintage board game titled "Fight in the Skies" with an illustration of World War I biplanes in aerial combat on the cover. The game is for 2 to 12 players, ages 12 to adult, with a playing time of 45 minutes to 2 hours.

Fight in the Skies (1966)

A board game box with a red background displaying various illustrated objects such as a skull, magnifying glass, books, a pigeon, voting ballot, and other themed imagery related to mystery or investigation, resting against a grey couch on a carpeted floor.

Secret Hitler (2016)

Mayday (2007)

Board game "Bonkers!" cover featuring colorful background, silhouette figures dancing, and text including "Have Some Fun!", age recommendation, and player count, also displaying awards like "Gold Seal of Excellence" and "Major FUN Award".

Bonkers (2005)

Two boxed board game expansions titled "Napoleon's Battles", Module One (red box) and Module Two (blue box), by The Avalon Hill Game Company, placed side by side on a white wooden surface. Both covers feature illustrations of Napoleonic era soldiers and riders on horseback.

Napoleon’s Battles (1989)

30 Seconds

30 Seconds (2002)

Fields of Honor (1994)

An image of an object with a green and yellow gradient background featuring the embossed text "BRAIN CHAIN" in a stylized font with a central emblem of a brain within a hexagonal outline.

Brain Chain (2002)

Dragonlord (1976)

Game for Fame (2010)

Superfight (2013)

Quest (2021)

25 Words or Less

25 Words or Less (1996)

Let’s Party! (2009)

A board game named "Tannhauser" with artwork depicting various characters in a style suggesting eldritch horror and heroism during the Great War.

Tannhäuser (2007)

Vintage Canadian edition Monopoly board game laid out with box, money, cards, and plastic houses and hotels.

Monopoly: Canadian Edition (1982)