Top 10 Board Game-Based Video Games
This list is about video games simulating board games, card games and casino games, not the other way around.You've got card games (Poker, Texas Hold'em, Solitaire, Hearts), board games (Chess, Checkers, Chinese Checkers), other types of games (Mahjong, Dominoes) and some that aren't even board games (Bowling, Pool, Darts). This game is a DS must-have!
Not only Klondike solitaire. 12 DIFFERENT SOLITAIRE MODES! Klondike, Golf, Poker, Cruel and Freecell just to name a few.
This game is a unlicensed hidden gem fo the NES. While it doesn't represent Mahjong very well, this puzzle game is epic! Sure, it gets hard as nails at the last levels; but it doesn't lose it's charm.
Basically, this game is chess, but with monsters, combats, time and other small changes. It's hard to explain, so I recommend you look it up.
A casino simulator. What I really like is that the AI doesn't feel robotic. They look like actual people! Instead of saying "Fold", they say things like "You're going too fast. I fold."
In this game you must play at least one card of each type. Sounds easy? It's not. Each card has a special effect that may cause you trouble, from unabling you to take a card to destroying a card that has been played.
In this game, you must play at least one card of each type. Sounds easy? It's not. Each card has an effect that allows you do something different. It's more fun than it sounds.
Most likely to become played.
Perfect for sleepovers. Requires Windows 95/98 (Compatible with Windows XP). Capable on 64-bit versions of Windows (including Windows 8) (if 16-bit mode is turned on).
A wildly popular game where you guess the thing that is shown on your television screen as you use the uDraw gametablet to draw it. There are 2 different versions of the game for 4 systems (Wii, DS, Xbox 360 and PS3).
This game needs a major reboot with the following board games made just for girls including Girl Talk Date Line (which is my #1 favorite).
Actually, this is a video game based on some movie of the same name which is based on some board game of the same name.
This game is very good. The problem, however, is that this game was only released in Japanese; and there's no translation patch.
It's playable but it has a lot of problems. It's a Candy Land ripoff, it has nothing to do with the bible, there's quizes you can't answer because the questions aren't in-game, and it's more fun in multiplayer (if you find someone to play this).
That is a Xbox game.