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Series: Traveller (Ravensburger)

Rack-O

Rack-O

boardgame

Milton Bradley's 1956 game Rack-O is a card game where players arrange numbered cards in ascending order within a rack. The first player to complete a valid numerical sequence shouts the game's name and earns points.

Players:
2–4
Time:
45 min
Min. Age:
8
Peggino

Peggino

boardgame

This abstract board game by Alex Randolph, released in Ravensburger's Traveller series for one or two players, involves placing colored cards on the gameboard to fit existing sticks strategically.

Players:
1–2
Time:
20 min
Min. Age:
9
Tri-o Tri-x

Tri-o Tri-x

boardgame

Tri-o Tri-x by Ravensburger is a travel game based on nine Tic-Tac-Toe boards. Players place and move tokens to win individual 3x3 squares. The first participant to successfully claim three boards in a row wins the game.

Players:
2
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
0
Overboard

Overboard

boardgame

Overboard is a 1970s two-player strategy game. On a 7x7 grid with 36 pieces per side, players push opposing pieces off the board using their own pieces. The last player with remaining pieces on the playing surface wins the match.

Players:
2
Time:
15 min
Min. Age:
8
Banda

Banda

boardgame

In this Ravensburger traveller game, players alternate placing plastic tiles on a double-sided board. The objective is to lay the final tile that creates a single, continuous band across all the previously laid tiles on the board.

Players:
1–2
Time:
10 min
Min. Age:
9
Bon Voyage

Bon Voyage

boardgame

This board game from the Traveller series includes a board, four figures, two dice, and 120 DM. The goal is to earn the most money during your journey. As typical for this genre, success depends largely on luck with the dice rolls.

Players:
2–4
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Othello

Othello

boardgame

Othello, based on Reversi, is a strategic board game for two players. Trapping opponent pieces causes them to flip colors. The player with the most pieces remaining when no moves are left wins the game.

Players:
2
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
8
Schaska

Schaska

boardgame

This game from Ravensburger's Traveller series is a tactical movement race. Players move their pawns in opposite directions along a track formed from randomly placed tiles, creating a new path each time.

Players:
2
Time:
20 min
Min. Age:
10
Domicolor

Domicolor

boardgame

A colored domino variant with shaped tiles from Ravensburger's traveler series. Players match colors and values of tiles, aiming to get rid of them to score the lowest points. The player with the fewest points after multiple rounds wins.

Players:
2–8
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
9
3x16

3x16

boardgame

Players:
1–4
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
0
Go-Moku

Go-Moku

boardgame

Gomoku, also known as wuziqi, is a traditional strategy game played on a Go board. Similar to Tic-Tac-Toe but more complex, the goal is to align five stones in a row. Special opening rules help balance the first-player advantage for Black.

Players:
2
Time:
5 min
Min. Age:
8
Alcazar

Alcazar

boardgame

Alcazar is an abstract Ravensburger strategy game for two players. The goal is to reach the opponent's starting square or trap their pawn with walls. Matches are fast-paced and typically last between 15 and 30 minutes, requiring tactical planning.

Players:
2
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
12
Isolation

Isolation

boardgame

"Don't Get Stranded" is a two-player strategy game from the 1970s. On a 6x8 grid of removable squares, players move their pawn one space and then remove a square. The objective is to isolate your opponent completely so they have no legal moves left to make.

Players:
2
Time:
20 min
Min. Age:
8
Go

Go

boardgame

Go is a traditional board game where two players alternately place stones on a 19x19 grid. The goal is to enclose territory and capture enemy stones. When both players pass, the higher score wins after counting territory and captured pieces.

Players:
2
Time:
30–180 min
Min. Age:
8
Vice Versa

Vice Versa

boardgame

Wörterklauer is a tile-laying game without points where players form words on a board and convert them by manipulation. If you fail to end your turn with more tiles in your color than your opponent's, you lose.

Players:
2
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
10
Hepta

Hepta

boardgame

This board game combines puzzle and strategy elements. On one side, 14 tiles must cover almost all of the seven colors. On the other side, the player who successfully places the most game pieces on the board wins the match.

Players:
1–2
Time:
20 min
Min. Age:
0
Score Four

Score Four

boardgame

Score Four is a 3D abstract strategy game where players aim to align four beads of the same color in a straight line on any level or angle. It is mechanically similar to three-dimensional Tic-Tac-Toe variants.

Players:
2–4
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
8
Fitz

Fitz

boardgame

A strategic board game for two to four players aged eight and up. The goal is to fill a square with variously shaped tiles determined by dice rolls. Beware as opponents can steal valuable tiles from you during gameplay.

Players:
2–4
Time:
45 min
Min. Age:
8