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Player count sorts games by how many people are actually needed on each side. Wikipedia describes association football as "played between two teams of 11 players," a fixed number written directly into the Laws of the Game. This dimension groups games that require the same number of players.

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Small Group (3-6 Players)
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6-Tage Rennen

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Aeroplane chess

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Afrikan tähti

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Aggravation (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Anti-Monopoly

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Auf Achse

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Bonkers! (game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Camp Granada

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Candy Land

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Can't Stop (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Careers (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Cartagena (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Cashflow 101

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Chaupar

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Chicken Cha Cha Cha

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Chinese Checkers

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Coppit

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Demon's Run (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Destination (game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Don't Wake Daddy

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Escalado

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Escape from Atlantis

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Fireball Island

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Forbidden Bridge

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Game of the Goose

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Get Out (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Ghettopoly

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Grass (card game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Halma

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Hare and Tortoise

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Hi Ho! Cherry-O

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Jeu des petits chevaux

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Jinsei Game

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Journey Through Europe

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Karawane (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Karuba (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Kimble (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Klondike (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

London Cabbie

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Ludo

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Mall Madness

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Masterpiece (game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Mensch ärgere Dich nicht

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Mille Bornes

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Mississippi Queen (board game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Ms. Monopoly

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Outrage! (game)

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Pachisi

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Pank-a-Squith

Small Group (3-6 Players)

Parchís

Small Group (3-6 Players)

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FAQs

Why are Monopoly and Chinese Checkers grouped under Race Games?

Monopoly and Chinese Checkers are placed here as a browsing convenience for their track-and-goal mechanics, not as a strict Parlett-family claim.

Race Games covers games whose central mechanic is moving a piece along or across a track toward a destination, one of David Parlett's core traditional-game families, including Backgammon, Ludo, Parcheesi, Snakes and Ladders and Senet among others. Monopoly and Chinese Checkers are placed here too as a browsing convenience rather than a principled Parlett-family claim: Monopoly for its roll-and-move-around-a-track structure and Chinese Checkers for its move-pieces-across-a-board-to-a-goal structure, neither a traditional dice race in the strict sense.
Sources
1. Wikipedia: Backgammon
WikipediaBackgammon, Ancient history section
Quote, Backgammon, Ancient history section
The history of board games can be traced back nearly 5,000 years to archaeological discoveries of the Jiroft culture, in Iran, the world's oldest game set having been discovered in the region with equipment comprising a dumbbell-shaped board, counters and dice.
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