The Most Tabletop Games per Square Centimeter
A downloadable game collection
The Most Tabletop Games per Square Centimeter sets the record for the most tabletop games per square centimeter at 10 games in 448 square centimeters, fitting comfortably within an 8.5 x 11 inch sheet of paper with plenty of margin to spare.
Most of these games are designed to be played with 3-6 players, though several games can be played solo. And none of the games require a Story Guide. Each game is self-contained and can be played in a single session of 20-40 minutes. While the games are simple, some experience with role-playing games is recommended before playing any of the games in this collection.
A black-and-white version of this collection in a dyslexic-friendly font is also available.
The games contained in this collection are as follows:
- Fur and Loafing in Las Vegas
- Robocalypse Soon
- There Are 100 Zombies
- How to Escape from Hell with Only Your Smartphone
- The Last Time Travelers
- Hard Reset
- Teatime at the Tower of Terror
- Who Gave the Halflings a Ray-Gun?!
- Dino-Riders on the Moon
- Party Animals!
At the time of this game's publication, June 5, 2023, the record for most tabletop games per square centimeter is 10 games in 448 sq. cm.
If you are the creator of a tabletop game collection that beats this record, please email me at ThatOneGM@gmail.com and I will update this section of the listing to reflect your record.
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