What’s in the library
583 unique titles, sorted every way we could think of. If you want to know whether we’ve got something for your group before you make the trip — this is the honest answer.
The collection in one sentence
It leans light and social rather than heavy and solitary — the average game runs about an hour at a complexity of 1.93 out of 5 — but there’s real depth on the shelf too: 32 titles sit in BoardGameGeek’s all-time top 100, and 113 are co-operative, so nobody has to lose to anybody.
How many of you are coming?
How many games play at each group size. Most games cover a range, so these overlap, so a four-player game counts under 2, 3 and 4.
How complex?
By BoardGameGeek's weight rating.
How long?
The box's own estimate.
Who's it for?
By the publisher's minimum age.
How the shelf rates
Ratings are BoardGameGeek’s Bayesian average — the community’s score, adjusted so a game with twelve glowing reviews doesn’t outrank a classic with forty thousand.
The ten best-rated boxes we own
By community rating. All of them are on the shelf right now — ask at the counter.
What kind of games
The twelve most common categories.
How they’re played
The mechanics that turn up most; bigger means more of them.
When they were published
Board games got very good in the last fifteen years, and the shelf shows it.
Counted from the shelf as of 16 September 2026. Ratings and complexity from BoardGameGeek.