About the Games

Connect with human history by learning the stories of each game, and how to play them.

Or discover handmade artisan games to add to your collection.

The oldest known hexagonal board game- invented in the Victorian Era

An ancient predecessor to checkers from the Middle East

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A medieval game with 5000 years old ancestry

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A Celtic game derived from the Viking game Hnefatafl

A Circular Chess Variant from the Byzantine Empire

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The ancient "Ship Game" from Scandinavia

A traditional game from medieval Europe

An ancient Egyptian race game, similar to chutes and ladders.

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Traditional strategy game from Hawaii

A race game, named for an Egyptian snake god who protects Re in the underworld

A favorite of Roman Soldiers who spread this game throughout europe and the middle east.

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First played in ancient India, and predecessor to modern games such as Ludo and Parcheesi.

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Simple yet elegant game play, originating from the Mayan civilization

The oldest game that we have the original rules for.

An Ancient Egyptian game about the journey of rebirth

Also known as "Chinese Checkers", but actually from Germany

A variant of hnefatafl from the time of the Vikings