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The 23 pages that link to Board game, each with the reason it gives.

• Video gameCompared with: It shares rule-based play but usually resolves actions without software or screen output.

• Role-playing gameCompared with: Board games typically focus on rule-defined objectives rather than sustained character portrayal.

• Game rulesBroader topic: Board games make turn, movement, and victory rules concrete.

• Magnavox OdysseyRelated: Several Odyssey titles combined electronic movement with physical boards, cards, and tokens.

• Tabletop role-playing gameCompared with: Board games typically prescribe turns and objectives more tightly than role-playing sessions.

• Party gameCompared with: Board games can be social, but their structured play is not necessarily designed for gatherings.

• Collectible card gameNarrower topic: Collectible card games are one specialized branch of tabletop games.

• Card gameCompared with: Boards and spatial piece movement provide an alternative to card-centered play.

• Snakes and LaddersNarrower topic: The numbered grid and movable counters make the board the game’s shared physical state.

• Drinking gameCompared with: Board games provide structured group play without making alcohol a rule-based consequence.

• Tabletop gameBroader topic: Boards provide a shared physical space for representing positions and progress.

• The Game of LifeNarrower topic: The Game of Life is a mass-market board game built around a shared track.

• Alfred Mosher ButtsNarrower topic: The board makes Butts's design more than a simple letter-drawing game.

• Digital collectible card gameNarrower topic: Digital card games translate tabletop play into software, automating components and rule enforcement.

• Game of the GooseNarrower topic: The Goose belongs to the broader family of games played on a board.

• JengaNarrower topic: Jenga’s commercial history belongs to the broader history of published tabletop games.

• Lawn gameCompared with: Lawn games replace a tabletop playing area with open outdoor ground.

• Nine Men's MorrisNarrower topic: Nine Men's Morris is a tabletop contest built around a fixed board and pieces.

• Candy LandNarrower topic: Candy Land belongs to this broad form of tabletop play.

• GamerCompared with: Board games share play and strategy but do not require digital video game systems.

• Mensch ärgere Dich nichtNarrower topic: This game belongs to the broad family of tabletop games played on a board.

• Pub quizCompared with: Unlike most board games, pub quizzes rely on a live host and changing questions.

• RummikubNarrower topic: Rummikub is part of the wider modern board-game tradition despite having no board.