Board Games have been around for centuries. I know the Romans had one that they played all the time. It was a checked board like a chessboard and rocks were used to move from squares to block the opposite player. I have played a modern form of this game. Senet was a popular ancient Egyptian game that involved stones or marbles being moved from place to place, although the rules have been long lost. There is an ancient Arabic game called O-wha-ree that also uses rocks that you collect in cups. Mancala, a similar game was invented in Central Asia. Chess was invented in Mughal India, but was commonly played by the Mideval European courts and kings. Many of the games we play today have been around. Board games are so popular today for the same reasons they were in ancient times. They are fun to play, strengthen the mind and coordination, and pass the time.
Board games were first invented around 5,000 years ago in ancient Egypt.
The first board games were invented in ancient Mesopotamia, which is now modern-day Iraq.
Romans invented several games that called for the use of dice. They also invented jacks. They played card games as well.
Ancient China invented many games to play and they still are being played today. For example, they invented board games such as Othello and Chinese chess. They also invented card games and flew kites as a form of game.
Well, television was invented and there were cinemas, and there was board games...
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Twister, Yahtzee, Scrabble, and Trouble was invented either in the 1970's or early 80's
Monopoly was invented in 1934 by Charles Darrow. Parker Brothers began publishing the game in 1935 after initially rejecting Darrow's idea.
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No one. The hover board is not invented yet.
Martin Heit invented the white board.
Agricola is one of the most popular games of the last few years.