abeec 100 Classic Games Compendium | Collection of Classic Family Board Games | Games Compendium includes Ludo, Chess, Draughts and Playing Cards

Lots of great board games, some I had to learn, but old favourites too!

There are so many cool games that you can choose to play (100 to be more precise). Not going to lie I don't know how to play most of them but there is always room to learn and it does come with instructions on how to play every game. I honestly bought this and am investing in some board games so me and my partner have something to do in case the wifi is down or just need a break from gaming to much lol. All the pieces are good and everything is there. Nothing is missing. However my only complaint is that the chess pieces are not to great, they are flat checker pieces and it has the chess icons on and it'd be hard to remember what piece is what. Due to the fact that you'll always have to constantly check them as all the pieces are exactly the same. But I will buy some individuals chess pieces and others can do so if they wish, as I've seen many others mention the chess pieces being an issue too. But it is still worth buying if you like a variety of board games but don't want the hassle of buying them all individually. I imagine this would be very great for families too and for all ages.

Good to share time with grandchildren playing old fashioned games. A chance to teach them fair play and the value of winning and losing.

Contains all the classic games and many more that I've never heard of but am having fun reading the instructions and working out how to play the games with the kids. A welcome relief from screen-time!

Exactly what it says

I ordered this board game from Amazon, and overall, I have mixed feelings. The title suggests "100 classic games," but in reality, more than 60 of these are simple matchstick games. I was hoping for more variety in actual board games rather than just matchstick puzzles. The quality of the board, dice, and chess pieces is just okay—nothing impressive, but acceptable for casual play. One positive aspect is that it has some educational value. I use the number-based games like the racing and duck game to help my son practice counting and moving pieces, which has been a fun way to learn together. While it’s not quite what I expected, it does offer a decent collection of basic games to keep younger children entertained and engaged. However, if you’re looking for a true variety of classic board games, this might not be the best fit.

This box of games is very good value. No, it’s not the best quality, but it gives a lot of choice and plenty of games to play. Can see this being used for many years to come and it doesn’t take up loads of space either.

Very good.