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The Canonical List of Free Print-and-Play Games -- Games Starting with J
Note: All game descriptions/summaries are taken from either the game's
website or from the rules for the game, so any reference to 'I' or 'me' refers to the
game designer.
Please report any errors to me at
donald.seagraves@gmail.com.
Quick descriptions -- click on the game's title for more info
- [Jam Doodle] -
One part art, one part communication. For two or more players. Object: To describe a
drawing composed of basic figures accurately enough that your partner can draw it.
- [Jewels in the Sand] -
Only the Sultan knows what things are 'jewels.' Everything else is sand in the desert. The Jewel Thief
devises sieves to sift jewels from sand. An entry into the About.com: 2005 Deduction Game Design
Competition.
- [John Bull] -
A Free set of miniatures rules for the War of 1812, representing company level
actions of roughly 150-800 men per side, provided with full colour graphics.
- [Joker's Gambit] -
A game for those who don't play with a full deck! Using a limited number of cards
(some with special abilities) each player tried to back the other into a position
where they cannot move.
(no longer available)
- [Joust] -
Joust is a very brief two player game themed around jousting, inspired by En Garde
and Pico.
- [Jovian Syzygy] -
A dance with Jovian moons for 1 to 4 players
- [Juggernauts] -
You're the Commander of a massive, sprawling, dynamically
reconfigurable battle platform. Your goal is to use your Juggernaut to
defend your territory by incapacitating your opponent's Juggernaut so
your ground forces can approach it safely and overwhelm it.
- [Jungle] -
A Bonazai Game (played entirely on a single card) for 2 players -- try to gather fruit while staying away
from the snakes!
- [Junks: the Tile Placement Game] -
(aka Dschunke: Das Legespiel)
The swimming markets of Asia is pulsating with life. Two merchants are putting their
goods on display, and will be happy to cover the goods of their adversary in the
process. At the end will we see who was the best to present their goods.
On to K ------->
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