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It launched Milton Bradley Company in 1860, and now gives you blue and pink pegs for your kids

This board game was used as the base for a cult classic 1985 film starring Tim Curry

First made in 1974, this game is played on a vertical plane and classified as a zero-sum game

Also available in an app version, this train-based game is called 'Zug um Zug' in Germany

This board game, which debuted in 1995, was developed by German game designer Klaus Teuber

Released in 1981, it became part of the Milton Bradley 'Gamemaster' series in 1984

Created in 1957, this game has spaces such as 'Kamchatka' and 'Western Australia'.

The highest value space in the Star Wars version of this game is 'Coruscant: Imperial Palace'?

This former Star Trek actor now hosts a web series called 'TableTop' focusing on tabletop games

This politically incorrect game was created by a Kickstarter campaign in 2011 by H.S. students

This cooperative board game gives players skills such as Explorer, Diver, and Engineer

This 2008 game has players match picture cards to a title suggested by the 'storyteller'.

In chess, this piece can only move diagonally?

This game originally provided white pegs for misses and red pegs for hits

Released in 2007 asks a question, and then has each player bet on which answer is closest.

This Milton Bradley game features four characters named Lizzie, Henry, Homer and Harry

This game's categories include Entertainment, Geography, History, Arts & Literature, etc.

This medical game can cause your patient's nose to light up if you fail your quest

This game requires you to guess the color-coded combination of your opponent

Created by a recovering polio patient in 1948, this game features Plumpy, Gloppy, and Jolly