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The Landlord's Game

The Landlord's Game

boardgame

The Landlord's Game is the original board game created by Elizabeth Magie and patented in 1904. It served as the basis for later economic games and was eventually re-implemented and sold as Monopoly.

Players:
2–8
Time:
120 min
Min. Age:
10
Walt Disney's Uncle Remus Game: Zip

Walt Disney's Uncle Remus Game: Zip

boardgame

Uncle Remus is a simple Bagatelle-style pinball game based on the Disney character. Players launch seven marbles using a lever onto a slanted board to score points in various holes. Missed marbles gather in the Brier Patch at the bottom.

Players:
0
Time:
10 min
Min. Age:
7
Bagatelle

Bagatelle

boardgame

Bagatelle is the direct ancestor of modern pinball. Players launch balls using a spring-loaded shooter or cue up a board filled with pins. The balls roll back down, bouncing off obstacles to land in numbered scoring pockets. The first player to reach a target score wins. Combining skill and luck, these tabletop sets are the historical inspiration for arcade pinball machines.

Players:
2–10
Time:
10–30 min
Min. Age:
5
The Game of Brer Rabbit

The Game of Brer Rabbit

boardgame

Players:
0
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Brer-Rabbit Ring a Bunny

Brer-Rabbit Ring a Bunny

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
6
The Game of Brer Rabbit

The Game of Brer Rabbit

boardgame

Players:
0
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Sorry! Splash Mountain

Sorry! Splash Mountain

boardgame

Splash Mountain Sorry! is a Disney theme park exclusive tin-boxed edition featuring log boat playing pieces. In contrast, the standard retail Disney Edition of Sorry! includes themed character teams from multiple films available in regular stores.

Players:
2–4
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
6