Free Games - from Cheapass Games
Links to pages at the Cheapass Games Web site where you can download free board games, dice games and card games.
10-Die Poker
Have lots of six-sided dice sitting around the house? Try this game, designed by James Ernest and Joshua Howard. For 4 to 7 players.
Have lots of six-sided dice sitting around the house? Try this game, designed by James Ernest and Joshua Howard. For 4 to 7 players.
Brain Baseball
A variant of a Cheapass release from 1998, using a standard deck of cards. In this game, there's not much incentive to swing at the ball. For 3-7 players, takes about 20 minutes.
A variant of a Cheapass release from 1998, using a standard deck of cards. In this game, there's not much incentive to swing at the ball. For 3-7 players, takes about 20 minutes.
Ceiling Fan Baseball
Don't let your parents catch you... Designed by Chris Floyd. For 2 or more players.
Don't let your parents catch you... Designed by Chris Floyd. For 2 or more players.
Fight!
The rules to this game actually fit on a business card. 2-6 players start with some change; the last person to have any coins left wins.
The rules to this game actually fit on a business card. 2-6 players start with some change; the last person to have any coins left wins.
Lunch Rush
A game in the Friedey's series (e.g. Lord of the Fries) that uses a standard deck of cards. Designed by Jaffer Batica.
A game in the Friedey's series (e.g. Lord of the Fries) that uses a standard deck of cards. Designed by Jaffer Batica.
Roll Out the Gun Barrels
"Simulate large battles without having to deal with maps and counters and fifteen hours per turn." Designed by Dave Van Domelen. For 2 or more players.
"Simulate large battles without having to deal with maps and counters and fifteen hours per turn." Designed by Dave Van Domelen. For 2 or more players.
Sloppy Seconds
The goal of this trick-taking game is to score the second most number of points of each suit in each hand. Designed by Peter Schell. For 3 to 4 players.
The goal of this trick-taking game is to score the second most number of points of each suit in each hand. Designed by Peter Schell. For 3 to 4 players.
Yenta!
Players (3 to 6) use five 6-sided dice each in this one. Sort of a Go Fish crossed with Liar's Dice (and based on Stoopid Cupids).
Players (3 to 6) use five 6-sided dice each in this one. Sort of a Go Fish crossed with Liar's Dice (and based on Stoopid Cupids).