Sniper! (board game) — Sniper! was a board wargame originally released in 1973. Some sources refer to Sniper/Patrol as a sort of series of games: a similar game by Simulations Publications Inc. (SPI) was released at the same time as the original Sniper! , called Patrol … Wikipedia
Talisman (board game) — For the video game based on the board game, see Talisman (video game). Talisman (board game) The Talisman 2nd edition game cover. Designer(s) Robert Harris Publisher(s) Games Workshop … Wikipedia
Patrol (disambiguation) — Patrol may refer to: *Patrol magazine, an online culture magazine *Patrol, conducting reconnaissance of or providing security for a designated area or route * Roadside patrol in the UK, vehicle breakdown assistance services of The Automobile… … Wikipedia
The Game of Life — Infobox Game title = The Game of Life| image link = image caption = Current edition of The Game of Life designer = Reuben Klamer illustrator = publisher = Milton Bradley Company players = 2 to 6 ages = 9 to Adult setup time = 15 minutes (approx.) … Wikipedia
List of game topics — The list of game topics aims to list articles related to games.#8 bit era 16 bit era 32 bit and 64 bit era 128 bit eraAAbalone (board game) Abandonware Abstract strategy game Acquire Advanced Dungeons Dragons Advanced Squad Leader Adventure game… … Wikipedia
List of board wargames — This is a list of board wargames by historical genre (and some sub genres) showing their publication history. All games can be presumed to have been published in English unless another language is noted.Historical* The Art of Siege (Simulations… … Wikipedia
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Mike Carr (game designer) — Mike Carr (born September 4, 1951) is a writer and game designer known for writing Fight in the Skies (1968, also known as Dawn Patrol). He also co authored Don t Give Up The Ship! (1971) with Dave Arneson and Gary Gygax. Carr began wargaming… … Wikipedia
Crimson Skies (video game) — Crimson Skies Developer(s) Zipper Interactive Publisher(s) ACES Studio … Wikipedia
Racing game — * Many board games can be said to be racing games, such as Snakes and Ladders, Cribbage, or Formula Dé. (see race game) * There are also toys made for racing, like slot cars and radio controlled cars.One of the more common uses of the term racing … Wikipedia