Classic Board Games
This game has players buying properties like Boardwalk and Park Place.
Monopoly
In this game, players try to get rid of all their cards by matching the number, color, or symbol.
UNO
This small object is rolled to determine how many spaces a player moves in many board games.
Dice/Die
In chess, the ultimate goal is to put this king in a position where it cannot escape capture.
Players yell "Bingo!" after completing a required pattern on their card.
BINGO!
In this game, players try to get their four pieces from the starting area to home.
Sorry!
This game is usually played with a standard 52-card deck, and players try to make sets of three or four matching ranks.
Rummy
In chess, these pieces can move diagonally and are often worth three points.
Bishops
In Monopoly, landing on this space usually means you must pay a fee.
Property
Players stack wooden blocks and carefully remove them without making the tower fall.
Jenga
This game features a race around a board while players try to capture their opponents' pieces.
Trouble!
In this game, players compete to have cards whose values add up closest to 21 without going over.
Blackjack
This chess piece can move any number of squares horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
Queen
In Scrabble, players earn points by creating these using letter tiles.
Words
Players search for pairs of matching cards by remembering where cards are located.
Concentration/Memory
In this game, players build roads, settlements, and cities while collecting resources like wheat and ore.
Catan
This game involves bidding and taking tricks, usually played by four players in two partnerships.
Bridge
In Monopoly, players use this to represent themselves as they travel around the board.
Playing Piece/Token
In Battleship, players try to locate and sink their opponent's hidden fleet on this type of grid.
Grid
Players try to connect four of their pieces in a row before their opponent does.
Connect 4
This classic game involves guessing a secret word by choosing letters before a drawing is completed.
Hangman
In this game, players try to form combinations called "melds," such as sets and runs, to score points.
A: Canasta
B: Banasta
C: Tanzana
Canasta
In Clue, players use these cards to help determine the suspect, weapon, and room involved in the mystery.
Clue Cards
In Risk, players compete to conquer territories and ultimately achieve this broad objective: controlling the game's map.
World Domination/Concurring Territories
Players secretly choose a character, weapon, and room while trying to solve a murder mystery.
Clue