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Games Inventory List 6/21/2014 Game Name Game Type Genre # of Players 7 Wonders Board Game Ancient Civilization 2 - 7+ Acquire (3M Company 1968) Board Game Finance / Strategy 2 - 6 Advanced Squad Leader + various scenarios Board Game World War II 2+ Air Cav (West End Games - Mordern Warfare 1985) Board Game Modern / Wargame 2 All Things Zombie Board Game Post Apocalypse 1 - 6 Betrayal at House on the Hill Board Game Adventure / Horror 3 - 6 Cosmic Encounters + Expansions Board Game Sci-fi / Strategy 3 - 5 Eclipse + Rise of the Ancients Expansion Board Game Sci-fi / Strategy 2 - 6+ Feudal (3M Company 1968) Board Game Medieval / Strategy 2 - 6 Firefight (SPI / TSR reprint) Board Game Modern / Wargame 2 Forbidden Desert Board Game Adventure / Strategy 2 - 4 Forbidden Island Board Game Adventure / Strategy 2 - 4 Gears of War Board Game Sci-fi / Post Apoc 1 - 4 Hegemonic Board Game Sci-fi / Strategy 2 - 6 Level 7 - Omega Protocol Board Game Sci-fi / Horror 2 - 6 Lodz: Blitzkrieg in the East 1914 (Wargamer Mag 1984) Board Game World War I 2 Nuklear Winter 68 + Heart of Darkness Board Game Modern / Wargame 2 -3 Ogre - Designer Edition Board Game Sci-fi / Wargame 2+ Pandemic + One the Brink & In the Lab Expansions Board Game Modern 2 - 4+ Panzergruppe Guderian (SPI - 1976) Board Game World War II 2 Richthofen's War (Avalon Hill - 1972) Board Game World War I 2 Robinson Crusoe: Adventure on Cursed Island Board Game Adventure 1 - 4 Shadow Hunters Board Game Anime / Horror 4 - 8 Small World + Expansion Board Game Fantasy / Strategy 2 - 6 Starship Troopers (Avalon Hill - 1976) Board Game Sci-fi / Wargame 2 Stone Age Board Game Prehistoric 2 - 4 Talisman 2nd Edition + Expansions Board Game Fantasy / Adventure 2 - 6+ Theseus The Dark Orbit Board Game Sci-fi / Strategy 2 - 4 Time Tripper (SPI - 1980) Board Game Sci-fi 1 - 4 War of the Ring (SPI - 1977) Board Game Fantasy 2 - 3 Zombicide - Season 1 Board Game Post Apocalypse 1 - 6+ Cards Against Humanity + Expansions Card Game Humor 3+ Coup Card Game Sci-fi / Strategy 2 - 6 Hanabi Card Game Strategy 2 - 5 Junk - Post Apocalypse Civ Rebuilding Game Card Game Post Apocalypse 2 - 4 Kittens in a Blender Card Game Strategy 2 - 4 Munchkin + Expansions Card Game Fantasy 3 - 6+ Munchkin Zombies + Expansions Card Game Post Apocalypse 3 - 6+ Netrunner + Expansions Card Game Sci-fi / Strategy 2 Nuclear War & Nuclear Escalation Expansion Card Game Modern 2 - 6 Once Upon a Time + Knightly Tales Card Game Fantasy / Story Telling 2 - 6 Saboteur & Saboteur 2 Card Game Fantasy / Strategy 3 - 10 Samurai Sword (Bang) Card Game Strategy / History 3 - 7 Sentinels of the Multiverse + Expansions Card Game Super Hero 2 - 5 SPANC - Space Pirate Amazon Ninja Catgirls Card Game Sci-fi 2 - 4 The Resistance Card Game Espionage 5 - 10 Death Maze (SPI) Micro Game Fantasy / Adventure 1 - 4 HELLTANK (Metagaming) Micro Game Sci-fi / Wargame 2 Intruder (Task Force Games) Micro Game Sci-fi / Horror 1 - 4 Page 1 Games Inventory List 6/21/2014 Game Name Game Type Genre # of Players Ogre - Core rules (SJG - 1977) Micro Game Sci-fi / Wargame 2+ Ogre - G.E.V. (SJG - 1978) Micro Game Sci-fi / Wargame 2+ The Lords of Underearth (Metagaming) Micro Game Fantasy 2 Death Test (Melee & Wizard - TFT Metagaming) Microgame Fantasy 2+ Melee (Metagaming) Microgame Fantasy 2+ Treasure of the Silver Dragon (TFT Metagaming) Microgame Fantasy 2+ Wizard (Metagaming) Microgame Fantasy 2+ Advanced Melee (TFT Metagaming) Microgame / RPG Fantasy 2+ Advanced Wizard (TFT Metagaming) Microgame / RPG Fantasy 2+ In The Labyrinth (TFT Metagaming) Microgame / RPG Fantasy 2+ All Flesh Must Be Eaten (Zombie Apocalypse) RPG Post Apocalypse 2+ Don't Rest Your Head / Don't Lose Your Mind (Fate) RPG Super Powers /Horror 2+ FATE core system RPG ANY 2+ Tomorrow's War (Sci-fi Miniatures rules) Tabletop Game Sci-fi / Wargame 2+ Page 2.

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