| Kantor said: Any board game: Risk, because it lasts for hours and you never get bored of it. One of yours: Crossing Stonehenge, because it's the highest rated and I'm not about to research the premises of 70-odd board games. |
If you like Risk, take a look at Risk Legacy:
http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/105134/risk-legacy
As far as Crossing Stonehenge, you can't go by the rating. I shilled the game to a 10 level for giggles on there. Since no one else rated it, that would be the case. It is good though. Linebreakers is similar, but uses chess pieces and a regular chess board.
Designs of note by me though would be:
Simultaneous Captain's Mistress, which was said to make Connect Four "almost playable" by those who don't like Connect Four.
Oneonta Whist, for those who want a trick-taking card game that is playable solitaire, with 2 or more, and even cooperatively.
I also have a number of chess variants I did, which are of note.
