Game Library

Here is an index of my current, tabletop game library, by category.

• Italicized titles are those which are  as-of-yet unplayed; to borrow a phrase from a friend, these are my "pile of shame"
• {Braced} items are incomplete (one player, rules only, components with quick-start rules, missing components, etc.)

This lists only includes the games that I currently own.  For financial, interest, and/or space reasons, I have had other games which I no longer own (Apples to Apples, Chess, Careers, Monopoly, etc.).  Some of these (such as Careers) I hope to reacquire when I am able; while others found their way back to my life though my partners (see below).

• Abstract / Traditional
• Dimension
• Doodle City
• Gemblo 
• Mancala 
• MOD X
• Othello 
• Pandante
• The Rose King
• Senet 
• Six 
• Tsuro 
• Board Games (Any)
• 12 Realms
• Alien Frontiers
• Arkham Horror
• Catopoly
• Clue 
• Firefly
• Ghostbusters
• Kodama
• Magic Maze
• Mysterium
• Pot Farm
• Tiny Epic Kingdoms 
• Tiny Epic Kingdoms: Heroes' Call
• Zombie State
• Zoneplex
• Card Games
• Crisis: Tokyo
• Eleminis
• Fluxx: Monty Python
• The Game
• Game of Crowns
• Harbour
• Havok and Hijinks 
• Hitman Holiday
• Hero Immortal King
• The Lair of the Lich
• The Infernal Forge
• The Den of Dementia 
• Management Material, General Office Edition
• Minecraft Card Game?
• Morels
• Love Letter 
• Nuts! 
• Poo
• RARRR!
• Ruse
• Splendor 
• Unstable Unicorns
• Dice Games
• Daemon Dice
• Dice Masters - Marvel: Uncanny X-Men
• Party Games
• Are You a Werewolf? 
• Crossing
• Exploit!
• Joking Hazard
• Lego Creationary 
• Machine of Death
• Cooperative Games
• Forbidden Island
• Pandemic
• Slaughterville
• Dexterity Games
• Jenga (& Mini Jenga)
• Trivia/Quiz Games
• [Beyond] Balderdash
• {Mindtrap} 
• Scattergories
• Trivia Fever
• Trivial Pursuit [co-property of myself & Partner B, below]
• 20th Anniversary
• Baby-Boomer Edition
• DVD Pop Culture
• Genus IV
• Star Wars Classic Trilogy
• Young Player Edition
• Disney Edition
• Collectible / Customizable / Adventure Card Games
• Android: Netrunner LCG
• Call of Cthulhu LCG 
• Epic Card Game
• Hull Breach
• Magic: the Gathering 
• Casual [several decks]
• Conspiracy [to become the basis of a Cube]
• EDH / Commander [2 decks]
• Redakai
• Sentinels of the Multiverse 
• Star Wars LCG
• Star Wars TCG (2002)
• {Weiss Schwartz}
• Deckbuilding / Poolbuilding
• Ascention (Apprentice Edition)
• Star Realms 
• Nightfall 
• Valley of the Kings 
• Valley of the Kings: Afterlife
• War Games / Miniatures
• Battletech
• Hordes 
• Role-Playing Games (separate list)

Furthermore, I have access to the following games as well:

• Games belonging to Partner A
• Chess / Checkers / Backgammon / Chinese Checkers / etc.
• Cribbage
• Betrayal at House on the Hill
• Disney Villains
• King of Tokyo
• Life
• Sorry
• Stratego
• Upwords
• Taboo
• Labyrinth
• Big Bang Theory Trivia Game
• Magic: the Gathering 
• Casual [several decks]

• Games belonging to Partner B
• Battleship
• Candyland [manually edited "colorblind edition"]
• Monopoly: Nintendo Collector's Edition
• Parcheesi
• Risk: The Dalek Invasion of Earth
• Scrabble
• Cards Against Humanity (this is more of a collective collection, but Partner B was the one in possession of the base set initially)
• Exploding Kittens
• Scene It
• Original
• Star Trek
• Magic: the Gathering 
• Casual [several decks]
• Pathfinder ACG: Mummy's Mask

NOTE: To help differentiate board games from card games, I am defining a "board" as any sheet of any size that is used as a position-marker for tokens of some kind.  That board (or those boards) must be integral to the central mechanic of the game--and not just a turn marker, or deck place-holder.  In general, any game that defines itself s as board game is treated as one.