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(Public Domain)
Public Domain encompasses games and game designs that are freely available for reproduction and distribution without copyright restrictions. These include timeless classics like Chess, Checkers, Go, and many traditional folk games that have been played across cultures for centuries. Public domain games form the foundation of tabletop gaming history and continue to inspire modern game designers worldwide.
22 games published
Games
Eat Poop You Cat
1984
7.46
3-99 players
20 min
1.11/5
Werewolf
1986
6.43
8-24 players
60 min
1.38/5
Ninety-Nine
1967
7.18
2-4 players
60 min
2.08/5
Bughouse Chess
1960
7.37
4 players
10 min
2.78/5
1000 Blank White Cards
1996
6.74
3-99 players
60 min
1.38/5
Eleusis
1956
7.33
4-8 players
20 min
2.93/5
Chess 960
1996
7.67
2 players
180 min
3.30/5
Connect6
2003
6.36
2 players
30 min
2.46/5
Farkle
1982
5.68
2-8 players
30 min
1.12/5
Spite & Malice
2003
5.78
2-5 players
30 min
1.39/5
Egyptian Ratscrew
1975
5.79
2-10 players
30 min
1.20/5
Patrol: Lost!
2009
6.88
2 players
30 min
1.90/5
Hand and Foot
1982
5.84
2-6 players
120 min
1.86/5
Scum: The Food Chain Game
1996
5.69
4-10 players
45 min
1.23/5
Sprouts
1967
6.10
2 players
10 min
1.64/5
Zilch
1972
5.95
2-12 players
30 min
1.23/5
Mao
1961
5.62
3-20 players
60 min
1.88/5
Yahtzee
1956
5.55
2-10 players
30 min
1.17/5
Spoons
1972
5.20
4-13 players
30 min
1.08/5
Hangman
1976
4.27
2 players
10 min
1.10/5