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JINGO

JINGO

boardgame

Jingo is a series of picture bingo games covering various topics like space exploration. Featuring 30 cards, question sets, and rules, it offers four gameplay modes while educating players with facts and historical trivia.

Players:
2–30
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
0
Sonora

Sonora

boardgame

Players:
1–4
Time:
30–45 min
Min. Age:
10
1864: Forty-Niner

1864: Forty-Niner

boardgameexpansion

Players:
2–6
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Riding Shotgun: A Ruthless 5 Act Campaign

Riding Shotgun: A Ruthless 5 Act Campaign

boardgameexpansion

Players:
2
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
10
Phoenix Scene

Phoenix Scene

boardgame

Phoenix Scene is a Monopoly-style board game where players buy and sell local properties. The objective is to accumulate the greatest wealth through trading, investments, and acquiring well-known regional businesses and institutions.

Players:
2–6
Time:
–
Min. Age:
12
Ace of Spades

Ace of Spades

boardgame

Players:
1–2
Time:
40–45 min
Min. Age:
14
Arizona Trivia

Arizona Trivia

boardgame

Arizona Trivia is an entertaining knowledge game about the US state of Arizona. Featuring a colorful map and 1,000 questions on history, geography, and culture, players race across the board. The first person to complete a full tour of the state wins.

Players:
2–6
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
6
Outlaw Trail: The Western Game

Outlaw Trail: The Western Game

boardgame

As an outlaw, you wander the board committing crimes and gathering loot to eventually retire. Once wealthy enough, you race for the border. Meanwhile, other players have the option to hunt you down for the bounty on your head to claim the reward.

Players:
2–8
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
0
Hunt A Killer: Off the Record

Hunt A Killer: Off the Record

boardgame

Players:
1–6
Time:
90–180 min
Min. Age:
13
Wheeler Dealer

Wheeler Dealer

boardgame

Wheeler-Dealer is a Monopoly-style board game customized with local business names, often for US cities. Instead of building houses, players invest in a commodity futures exchange where dice determine profits and losses.

Players:
2–6
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
0
Watershed Arizona

Watershed Arizona

boardgame

In Watershed Arizona, players build cities in Arizona's harsh climate through turn-based, asymmetrical rounds. They harness infrastructure, face unpredictable weather, and manage scarce water across eras. Through strategic planning and meeting objectives, cities grow while environmental threats constantly loom over their survival.

Players:
2–5
Time:
60–150 min
Min. Age:
10
Goldrush

Goldrush

boardgame

In Goldrush for two to four players, prospectors search for gold in the Old West. They stake claims, turn them into mines, and transport gold nuggets to the bank. The first player to deliver five nuggets wins the game.

Players:
2–4
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
10
Monopoly: Arizona edition

Monopoly: Arizona edition

boardgame

Players:
2–8
Time:
–
Min. Age:
8
Trailblazer: The Arizona Trail

Trailblazer: The Arizona Trail

boardgame

Players:
1–4
Time:
40–160 min
Min. Age:
14
Hour of the Gun: Tombstone, Arizona, 1881-2

Hour of the Gun: Tombstone, Arizona, 1881-2

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
240 min
Min. Age:
12
Tucson in a box

Tucson in a box

boardgame

Tucson is a Monopoly-style board game with a desert theme. Players roll dice, move around the board, buy properties like Saguaro National Park, build skylines, and trade. Traffic jams, taxes, and unexpected fines add challenges to winning.

Players:
2–6
Time:
300 min
Min. Age:
8
Gunfight at O.K. Corral: October 26, 1881

Gunfight at O.K. Corral: October 26, 1881

boardgame

Players:
1
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0