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- Sprawlopolis
- Minopoly
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- Tussie Mussie
- Pocket Imperium
- Avignon: A Clash of Popes
- Roll Estate
- Secret Hitler
- Black Sonata
A SimCity-style co-op in just 18 cards
City-building is one of gaming’s great recurring themes; there’s a deeply ingrained part of the gamer psyche that’s addicted to laying out street plans and adjusting zoning regulations. Co-op board gameSprawlopolis doesn’t offer quite this kind of depth, but it crams a powerfully addictive urban management puzzle into just 18 cards. It sees you and your fellow city planners laying down districts as coherently as possible, fitting together industrial, commercial and residential areas. The tric...
Build city blocks from Tetris blocks
Don’t be put off by its title: this dice-rolling print-and-play game of rival architects has nothing to do with a certain property trading board game you might have suffered through as a kid. Instead, it sees you and your opponent building skyscrapers on a square-grid city board. On each round you’ll roll and re-roll a handful of dice before placing them onto cards showing Tetris-style block configurations. From there, you’ll transfer them to the city, hunting for open spaces on the rapidly f...
Flipper-flicking roll-and-write action
Roll-and-write games are perfect candidates for the print-and-play treatment - after all, they revolve around scribbling on pieces of paper. The Paper Pinball series aims to recreate the experience of hammering buttons on a pinball machine, pulling off precise shots and improbable tricks as you rack up a new high score. On each round you’ll roll a pair of dice and use the result to fill in one of the open slots on the ‘table’ printed on your sheet. Just like the real thing, you’ll ricochet of...
Pretty flowers with special powers
Designed by Elizabeth Hargrave, the creator of the breakout birdwatching board game hit Wingspan (one of the best board gamesavailable today), this tiny card game is based on the Victorian practice of exchanging small bouquets of flowers, with each bloom carrying its own subtle message of love or friendship. On your turn you’ll draw two cards from a shuffled deck before offering them to an opponent to add to their bouquet - one face-up for them to inspect, one hidden facedown. Each comes with...
Turns out space isn’t that big after all
Sci-fi empire-building board games aren’t typically known for their brevity, but print-and-play game Pocket Imperium aims to cram epic space opera into just 45 minutes of playing time. It throws players into a battle for dominion over the stars in a surprisingly compact universe, made up of a three-by-three grid of cards dotted with planets for players to squabble over. It hands you just three cards representing the actions you can take on your turn: expand, which lets you deploy new ships to...
There’s only room for one Pope in this town
Avignon is a card game of religion and politics in the 14th century... Hey, wait, where are you going? Okay, the premise behind Avignon: A Clash of Popes may sound dry, but that’s only until you realise that the Renaissance-era church was a hotbed of scheming and corruption. This two-player board gamecasts opponents as rivals for the papal throne, using their guile and cunning to manipulate high-ranking figures and persuade them to support their claims. The action revolves around a grid-style...
Fight to become a property market high-roller
This roll-and-write board game casts players as entrepreneurs vying to snap up properties. While it’s built on a foundation of simple dice-chucking, it demands some careful thought, judicious investment and just a dash of luck. On your turn you’ll roll a handful of dice, keeping some and re-rolling others, hopefully leaving you with a set of useful results. You can spend different groups of dice to buy property in various parts of the city, with higher-value locations requiring trickier combi...
Uncover the secret dictator among you and prevent their rise to power.
Secret Hitler is a party game you can buy from any good games store, but recently the creators created a free print-and-play version on their site - just download and print the PDF, do a bit of scissor-snipping where it tells you to, and you'll have a functioning recreation of the board game. Speaking of which, Secret Hitler is a strategy and social deduction game for between five and ten people. One of you is secretly Hitler (of course) and a couple more are fascist allies. The rest are all...
Discover the truth of the Dark Lady from Shakespeare's sonnets.
The Dark Lady is one of the great mysteries of English literature - Shakespeare wrote some of his greatest poems in her honour, but her real identity remains unknown, even four hundred years later, with only guesses, theories and conspiracies as to her real identity. No more! The Dark Lady is about exploring 1600s London in pursuit of the truth, tracking down the mystery woman via rumour and detective work to find out where she is and who she is. But as you find out more about her, she retrea...
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While this list is mostly print-and-play games we have also included a few free digital board games. (Last updated July 6th, 2022). If you’ve spotted a free print and play board game, card game or any other free tabletop goodies, that we’ve missed please let us know. Heads up:
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Jul 24, 2017 · This web-published game is played using four booklets: Rules, Adventures, Enemies, and TARDIS Manual. Two six-sided dice are also required. All the Booklets, plus all support materials are in the Files section on BGG.
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Winner of the Origins Award for Best Abstract Board Game of 1997, Kill Doctor Lucky is available to you, completely free to download, print, and share, on the Cheapass games website. All you need is a pair of scissors to cut the cards out…just make sure they’re safely stored back in the drawer before all the murdering starts.
