Board Games Quiz

Mehen is an ancient Egyptian board game that was played from the predynastic period to the Old Kingdom (c. 3000 – 2181 BCE). It is also called the 'snake game' because the board is shaped like a coiled snake.

The modern version of the Indian game Pachisi is commonly known as Ludo. Ludo is a popular board game played by two to four players, and its origins trace back to the ancient Indian game Pachisi/Chaupar.

Chinese Checkers is a strategy board game for 2–6 players, played on a star-shaped board where players move pegs to opposite points using single or hopping moves.

Chaturanga, originating in India during the Gupta era (6th century AD), is considered the earliest known form of chess.

Settlers of Catan is a strategy game where players collect resources to build roads, settlements, and cities to earn victory points.

Shogi, also known as Japanese chess, allows captured pieces to be returned to the board by the capturing player.

Stratego is a two-player game involving strategy, deception, and hidden information, aiming to capture the enemy flag.

Scrabble is a word game where players build words on a board using tiles with individual letters and point values.

Monopoly involves buying properties, building houses and hotels, and charging rent to bankrupt opponents.

Jenga challenges players to remove blocks from a tower and place them on top without making it collapse.