Games Exercises

Studying this means:

• playing games;
• practicing games.

Rating system

Sports

• Badminton. D0: shuttlecock racquet sport.
• Association football. D0: 11-player kicking goal-invasion game.
• Basketball. Gᘔ: 5-player bouncing basket-invasion game.
• Cricket. V9: 11-player bat-and-ball game.
• Baseball. Ʃ9: 9-player bat-and-ball game.
• American football. Ʃ8: 11-player holding area-invasion game.
• Futsal.
• Beach soccer.
• Softball.
• Gillidanda.
• Old cat.
• Volleyball.
• Rugby.
• Australian football.
• Field hockey.
• Ice hockey.
• Polo.
• Lacrosse.
• Water polo.
• Tennis.
• Paddle tennis.
• Handball.
• Dodgeball.
• Calcio fiorentino.
• Golf.
• Table tennis.
• Table football.
• Bowling.
• Pétanque.
• Bocce volo.
• Raffa.
• Bowls.
• Curling.
• Gioco del ferro.
• Darts.
• Jianzi.
• Peteka.
• Gillidanda. D7: bat-and-ball game.
• Gioco del ferro. G6: slope disc-rolling goal game.

Board games

• Backgammon. V0: tables game.
• Chess. ƜƐ: chess game.
• Turkish draughts. Ȝᘔ: draughts game.
• International draughts. Ȝᘔ: draughts game.
• Oware. Ʃᘔ: mancala.
• Shut the box. B9: dice rolling.
• Kalah. V9: mancala.
• Italian draughts. Ȝ9: draughts game.
• English draughts. Ȝ9: draughts game.
• Frisian draughts. Ȝ9: draughts game.
• Xiangqi. Ɯ9: chess game.
• Russian draughts. Ȝ8: draughts game.
• Brazilian draughts. Ȝ8: draughts game.
• Canadian draughts. Ȝ8: draughts game.
• Shogi. Ɯ8: chess game.
• Tablut. Ʃ7: tafl game.
• Go.
• Yoté.
• Bao.
• Hnefatafl.
• Connect Four.
• Reversi.
• Nine men’s morris.
• Stratego.

Card games

• Tressette incrociato. Ȝ0: 4-player point-trick card game.
• Scopone scientifico. Ȝ0: 4-player fishing card game.
• Rubamazzetto. BƐ: from 2- to 3-player fishing card game.
• Briscola. DƐ: 2-player point-trick card game.
• Briscola scoperta. DƐ: 2-player point-trick card game.
• Tressette a pizzico. VƐ: 2-player point-trick card game.
• Scopa. Gᘔ: 2- or 3-player fishing card game.
• Briscola a coppie. Gᘔ: 4-player point-trick card game.
• Dupla briškula. Gᘔ: 2-player point-trick card game.
• Dou dizhu. Gᘔ: 3-player shedding card game.
• Scopone classico. Ʃᘔ: 4-player fishing card game.
• Texas hold ’em. Ȝᘔ: community card comparing game.
• Cucumber. B8: last-trick-avoidance card game.
• War. B6: catching card game.
• Brusquembille. D6: point-trick card game.
• Contract bridge.
• Jass.
• German whist.
• Gin rummy.
• Rummy.
• Scala 40.
• Mariage.
• Spades.
• Buraco.

Tile-based games

• Dominoes.
• Mahjong.

Thematic games

• Klaus-Jürgen Wrede, Carcassonne, 2000, German. G0: tile placement and occupation game.
• Allan B. Calhamer, Diplomacy, 1959, English. V0: negotiation wargame.
• Monopoly. DƐ: resource management game.
• Andreas Seyfarth, Puerto rico, 2002, German. VƐ: resource management game.
• Guess who?. Bᘔ: guessing game.
• Max Kobbert, Das verrückte Labyrinth [Labyrinth], 1986, German. Bᘔ: map moving treasure hunt game.
• Hotel. Bᘔ: resource management game.
• Ticket to Ride. G9: connection game.
• Axis and Allies. G9: wargame.
• Scrabble. V9: word game.
• Catan. Ʃ8: resource management game.
• Cole Wehrle, Pax Pamir, 2019, English. F8: occupation game.
• Albert Lamorisse, Risk, 1957, English. D7: wargame.
• Bohnanza. D7: card game.
• Philippe Keyaerts, Small World, 2009, English. V7: occupation game.
• Trivial Pursuit. V7: quiz game.
• Agricola. Ʃ7: resource management game.
• Caverna. Ʃ7: resource management game.
• Antoine Bauza, 7 Wonders, 2010, French. Ȝ7: resource management game.
• Cluedo. G6: deduction game.
• Terracotta Army. F4: occupation game.

Dexterity games

• Dingo disc.
• Jenga.
• Mikado.

Role-playing games

• Dungeons & Dragons.
• Warhammer.

• Fantasy sport.

• Guessing.
• Pagoda guessing.

• Rock paper scissors.
• Morra.

• Tag.
• Hide-and-seek.
• Guardie e ladri.
• Strega comanda colore.
• Cavallina.

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