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Our Site Map will help you navigate around our board game resources. We know how confusing it can be, finding your way around a new website... Sometimes, even a favourite site like Boardgame Beast can get you turned around a bit!

Hopefully, our site map will get you back on the straight and narrow. We've divided the pages into sub-categories, to make it easier to find what you're looking for.

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Each category of game is listed first, then articles by category underneath them. Where a game fits more than one category, it will be listed under both. This applies to the Map and also each menu page.

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By game:
Risk board game strategies by Jon Peters, Quebec, Canada
Settlers of Catan strategy by Guy Soffer, Rehovot, Israel
Monopoly tips by Shannon, South Carolina, USA and Robert, Minnesota, USA
Defensive Scrabble play by Christopher of Texas, USA

Traditional Board Game features

A murder mystery set in an English mansion, Clue (Cluedo) is a true classic
The recent 70th Anniversary edition shows how enduring Monopoly has remained
Generations later, Risk is still pleasing legions of gaming fans
Too sophisticated and demanding for most children, Scrabble is a tough mental and word-power challenge
READER REVIEW! Katherine of PA, USA says "I love Scrabble!" She even plays it on her own sometimes...
A great first board game, Snakes and Ladders (known as Chutes and Ladders in the US) is a simple game for kids
Still teaching kids the nature of fairness and strategy, Sorry! is entertaining enough to be a worthwhile family experience

Kids' Board Game features

Billed as their first board game, Candyland will definitely appeal to your younger kids
Read Bob of Boston, MA's review of Candy Land and leave your own review or comments
READER REVIEW! Kindall of Galesburg, Illinois says: Kids will love Cranium Hullabaloo and the more energy they have, the better they'll like it!
Fun for tweens and teens (but probably not their brothers), the High School Musical game is great for fans of the movie
READER REVIEW! Rachel of Toronto, Ontario says: You're guaranteed giggles and lots of fun for younger kids during The Littlest Pet Shop game
A great counting board game, Snakes and Ladders (known as Chutes and Ladders in the US) is a simple distraction for children

Family Board Game features

A tile laying game that's different every time, Carcassonne is already on its way to becoming a classic
A murder mystery set in an English mansion, Clue (Cluedo) is a true classic
READER REVIEW! Lizz of Sarasota, Florida says: Fun for all the family and easy to set up, the Cranium game is a great multi-activity game for larger groups
READER REVIEW! Kindall of Galesburg, Illinois says: Kids will love Cranium Hullabaloo and the more energy they have, the better they'll like it!
Fun for tweens and teens (but probably not their brothers), the High School Musical game is great for fans of the movie
The recent 70th Anniversary edition shows how enduring Monopoly has remained
Still teaching kids the nature of fairness and strategy, Sorry! is entertaining enough to be a worthwhile family experience

Adult Board Game features

READER REVIEW! Christian of New Jersey says: You'll need lots of time and a head for strategy, but the HP Lovecraft-themed Arkham Horror game is a board game experience like no other
READER REVIEW! Trish of Texas says: How often do you get to play a Village Idiot? The Castle board game is a card-based game of mayhem, suitable for teens upwards
READER REVIEW! Lizz of Sarasota, Florida says: Fun for all the family and easy to set up, the Cranium game is a great multi-activity game for larger groups. Adults, beware its apparent simplicity...
READER REVIEW! Sonia of Concord, New Hampshire says: Loaded Questions is a laugh riot for people who know each other -- or people who want to get to know each other
READER REVIEW! Al of Pennsylvania says: Its fare of card-trading violence makes it unsuitable for kids, but the Lunch Money game is a riot in both senses of the word
Gamble, lie, cheat and back-stab your way to succes in The Really Nasty Horse Racing Game
If you find the original Risk a little too predictable and staid, you'll love the new depth of challenge Risk 2210 AD offers you
Too sophisticated and demanding for most children, Scrabble is a tough mental and word-power challenge!
READER REVIEW! Katherine of PA, USA says "I love Scrabble!" She even plays it on her own sometimes...
Tweens and teens will appreciate the Settlers of Catan as much as their parents
READER REVIEW! Force-related questions and an electronic R2D2 'dice' make Star Wars Trivial Pursuit a sure-fire hit for fans of the original trilogy, says Chris M. of FL, USA
Aaron Mucciolo says The Dirt Game is a classic party formula: quick to set up and enjoyable in bigger groups of friends
READER REVIEW! Fancy finding yourself in fantastically unlikely scrapes and sticky situations? Try The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Game, says Kaleb Daarl of San Francisco, CA, USA

Strategy Board Game features

READER REVIEW! Christian of New Jersey says: You'll need lots of time and a head for strategy, but the HP Lovecraft-themed Arkham Horror game is a board game experience like no other
A tile laying game that's different every time, Carcassonne is already on its way to becoming a classic
READER REVIEW! Trish of Texas says: How often do you get to play a Village Idiot? The Castle board game is a card-based game of mayhem, suitable for teens upwards
Not an official version of the original, but Conquer Club is the best Risk-style online clone around
Generations later, Risk is still pleasing legions of gaming fans
If you find the original Risk a little too predictable and staid, you'll love the new depth of challenge Risk 2210 AD offers you
Tweens and teens will appreciate the Settlers of Catan as much as their parents

Online Board Game features

A faithful, fun conversion of the original, Ticket to Ride Online may make you buy the board game itself
Not an official version of the original, but Conquer Club is the best Risk-style online clone around

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