The $100,000 Pyramid

This is an early adaptation of the popular TV game show The $100,000 Pyramid. The objective is to reach the top of the pyramid by winning successive rounds. Each round consists of selecting a category from the pyramid. Each category consists of a list of words that share some common thread like "things that are red". One player then tries to give the other player clues to guess the word without saying the word itself. There is also a single player mode that does not resemble the show very much where you have to type in single word clues.

Up to 99 players can join this game of chance that is also known as "Milton Bradley's Bingo Construction Kit".

In Gefragt Gejagt, players have the opportunity to test their knowledge. Team up with friends to compete about the title of the smartest person. Be the hunter or become the hunted.

Face au train, do not risk your life at the station avoid dangerous behavior. Test your knowledge of the right behaviors to adopt around the railway tracks.

Based off of the 80s game show of the same name, Press Your Luck allows you to play as one of three contestants in both a quiz round, and a shot at the "big board." Correct answers in the quiz round give spins for the board round. Spins give you the power to dictate whether you will use them yourself, to increase your total prize money, or force them on others in the hopes they will land on a Whammy. One Whammy will erase a contestant's score, and four will remove them from the game.

Net Versus Shogi is a game for the Dreamcast.

A puzzle game which contains a collection of five board games: chess, checkers, backgammon, Reversi, and Four in a Line.

Nana: Subete ha Daimaou no Omichibiki!? is a video game based on Nana released by Konami on July 6, 2006 for the PSP. Many of the voice actors from the anime voice their respective characters in the game. The game is different in many aspects from the first Nana game, such as characters in "chibi" form, and the game board setting. The setting is fashioned as a game board. A dice is provided for the player to move across the board. Gameplay is set up into several rounds, after every three rounds Blast or Trapnest perform live. The player can be friends with their favorite Nana characters, buy clothes, or decorate their room. Sabrina, Jackson Hole, and Apartment 707 are some of the many locations in the game.

Bakushou!! Jinsei Gekijoh 2 ("Burst of Laughter!! Theater of Life 2") is a virtual life board game developed and published for the Nintendo Entertainment System by Taito on May 22nd, 1991 in Japan. It is the second installment in the Bakushou!! Jinsei Gekijou series and similarly follows the previous game by allowing up to four players to take part and travel around a virtual board through chance rolls, playing out a virtual life in its entirety from childhood to senior citizenship making important decisions along the way. Introduced in this version was the concept of going to prison for crimes, and gambling in a casino.

Japan-exclusive quiz game based on a TV game show. It is the fourth game in the American Oudan Ultra Quiz series. Featuring 3000 questions, aim to become the Quiz King!

What Ancients Begat is a complete (~15 hour) game of family generations surviving the rise of western civilization. Survival is the ultimate goal. The sub-goals, you choose, build their story. Experience an abstract telling of the lives of our earliest recorded ancestors. Part board game, part machine, part nod to computer games of yore, it begins with a simple mechanic. Spend tokens to traverse the wheel of life. Earn tokens by tempting the jaws of death. Then, like layers upon a pearl, game play expands, introducing fresh tactics and strategies which, turn by turn, drive a sophisticated, emergent narrative. How you play defines the lives of one family's generations through the changing ages.