The world of Pokémon
The mascot for the games.
Pikachu
War of.....
Warcraft
Famous red plumber who collects coins in the Mushroom Kingdom.
Mario
Structure over water.
Bridge
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Monopoly
The first generation of games.
Red, Blue and Yellow.
Deckard Cain
Diablo
Valve released this digital video game distribution service back in 2003
Steam
Blue-Eyes White dragon, Exodia, Dark Magician
Yu-Gi-Oh
Trade and build, but beware of the robber.
Catan
Pokéball, Great Ball, ......
Ultra Ball
This legendary RPG series, known for its deep storytelling and engaging combat, began in 1986 and features a silent protagonist who often wields a sword and shield.
The Legend of Zelda
Before creating the PlayStation, this company was originally partnered with Nintendo to develop a CD-based add-on for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Sony
Flop, Turn and River
Texas Hold'em (Poker)
In this classic deduction-based board game, players must determine the murderer, the weapon, and the location of the crime.
Clue
This rare Pokémon, originally only available through special events, was infamous for its ability to learn every Technical Machine (TM) in the game.
Mew
This RPG series, developed by Larian Studios, is known for its deep turn-based combat, player choice, and was originally based on a classic tabletop RPG system.
Divinity: Original Sin
The NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) is known as Famicom in Japan. What does it stand for?
Family Computer
Plains, Swamps, Mountains, Islands and Plains.
Magic the gathering (MTG)
This board game, originally published in 1957, features players moving armies across a world map in an attempt to eliminate opponents and achieve global domination.
RISK
In the Pokémon lore, this ancient Pokémon is said to have shaped the continents with its power and is considered the personification of land itself.
Groudon
This RPG game was created by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson.
Dungeons and Dragons
This isometric RPG, inspired by tabletop role-playing games, was praised for its philosophical depth, branching dialogue, and the protagonist’s unique ability to "talk" to his own skills.
Disco Elysium?
This traditional Japanese card game, played with beautifully illustrated decks featuring flowers and seasons, is commonly known as a gambling game and was once associated with the Yakuza.
Hanafuda
Despite its deceptively simple rules, this ancient board game has more possible board positions than atoms in the observable universe and was long considered the ultimate test of human strategic thinking.
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