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Atlantis Apex	An open-ended computer-moderated fantasy game, played by e-mail, for any number of players. Players may attempt to carve out huge empires, become master magicians, intrepid explorers, rich traders or any other career that comes to mind. There is no declared winner of the game; players set their own objectives, and one can join at any time. A connection game, played on an 8x8 board, that includes movement of the pieces and capturing.	Clive Dakers Jochen Drechsler

Black Joker Blisters Bloody Mary Breakthrough	A variant of Blackjack in which two Jokers are used. A simple dice game for two or more players. Control the dice and accumulate points towards a goal score. Further Intrigue in the Tudor Court. A free family board game for four or more players about Tudor England after Henry VIII. Very simple rules, but the strategy is quite profound. Winner of the 2001 8x8 Board Game Design Competition.	Steve Avery Tim A Novak Garry Stevens Dan Troyka

Castles Convergence 8-Ball Pool Crossover Pool Cowboys and Indians	If you've never heard of Castles before, it's a nice little strategy game built on a web forum turn-based system. Pool variant, requiring carom skills and cue ball control. Pool variant, requiring skill in combination shots. Played on an 8x8 board, this game is designed to use those plastic cowboys and Indians lying around your house in an entry-level wargame.	Jamie Steven F. Hoover Steven F. Hoover Todd Goff

Dart Tennis Dominox	Realistic simulation of a tennis match, played on a dart board. Played on an 8x8 board. Using dominoes is a nice touch, and the result is a unique game of tile placement.	Steve Avery Torben Mogensen

Germans Pool Ghoulash	Eight-Ball Pool variant for 2 to 5 players. Balls are divided into three sets, instead of the usual two, i.e., 1-5, 6-10, 11-15. A suspenseful pencil and paper game of high adventure in which you and your opponent race against time and each other on a series of quests, each one with its own set of thrills.	Steve Avery Mike Suchcicki

Henry VIII	Intrigue in the Tudor Court. A free family board game for five or more players about Tudor England and Henry VIII.	Garry Stevens

Mesopotamia Most Exciting Board Game Ever Known, The	A free board game about the birth of civilisation. Based on the Royal Game of Ur, but with additional rules for extra tension.	Garry Stevens Steve Avery

Richard III	Struggle for the Throne. A free family board game about Richard III and the end of the Wars of the Roses.	Garry Stevens

Stevedore Suzi Says Svendo	Combines Billiards and Snooker skills, and a high reward for a high risk. Your goal in the game is to click on the gadgets that Suzi says. The faster you click them, the more points you get. If you click on the wrong gadget, however, you'll lose points. The levels get increasingly difficult, and you need a fast finger to progress. A strategy board game specifically for 3 players.	Steve Avery William Steve Avery

The Most Exciting Board Game Ever Known	Based on the Royal Game of Ur, but with additional rules for extra tension.	Steve Avery

White Horse Pool

Wild Words

Eight-Ball Pool variant for 2 to 5 players. Opponent calls the set.

A word game like Scrabble, but with wild tiles that can represent any number of letters. Words can, therefore, be of any length. Bluff plays a significant role in this game.

Steve Avery

Peter Roizen

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