Welcome to Ways To Play
This is a site about games, traditional and modern, that are played around the world.
There are two main areas on this site, of Articles about games or families of games, and Games themselves. There is also an index of game names by language, if you are trying to locate a game. Every page on this website should be considered a work in progress: nothing is definite, and everything is subject to revision! You might also be interested in the About page or perhaps the site-wide Bibliography.
For other sites about games, please visit the See Also page.
— George
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- John Amos Comenius’ Janua Linguarum Reserata (1629—) ()
- Morabaraba ()
- Ceki cards ()
- The History & Art of Hanafuda ()
- Thothit ()
- Chinese Cards ()
- Cholek Tiga ()
- Chú Hóng ()
- Kakkuri ()
- Three Men’s Morris ()
- Ship, Captain, and Crew ()
- Eight Faces ()
- Cokoo ()
- The Camelot Family ()
- Satu ()
- Crown & Anchor ()
- Teen Do Pānch ()
- Hazard ()
- Pèi ()
- Prinola ()
- In and In ()
- Tri-Hex ()
- Novum Quinque ()
- Under Seven Over Seven ()
- Fishing for Hairtails ()
- Whehee ()
- Teeko ()
- Tilters ()
- Chuck-a-Luck ()
- Pai Tong ()
Longest pages
- The History & Art of Hanafuda (10,200 words)
- The Pigeon Lottery (8,314 words)
- Japanese Hanafuda Brands (8,223 words)
- The Games of Gargantua (1534—) (7,562 words)
- Ceki cards (4,192 words)
- Crown & Anchor (3,684 words)
- Nine Men’s Morris (3,285 words)
- Chuck-a-Luck (2,201 words)
- Balik Satu (2,175 words)
- Tic-Tac-Toe (2,023 words)
- Pèi (1,982 words)
- London Street Games (1916) (1,871 words)
- Cee-Lo (1,680 words)
- Kōnane (1,600 words)
- Morabaraba (1,529 words)
- The Camelot Family (1,336 words)
- Three Men’s Morris (1,309 words)
- Shoe the Mare (1,292 words)
- Playing Cards in New Zealand (1,255 words)
- New Hanafuda Brands (1,248 words)