Garry's games: historical free games for all the family

How to Get the Games

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History

These games are not computer games. You must download the various files and print them out. These games have been progressively available since 2000! They are updated every so often in response to suggestions, rethinks, or the kind efforts of those providing free translations.

How to download the games

You can download the files you need by using the links.

The game boards are designed for A1 size paper stock (841 mm by 594 mm, US 24×36″). You can print them out at your local print shop for about $US 25. Game boards in languages other than English are intended for A4 stock.

The games you can get from here

Henry VIII

You need these files:

Bloody Mary

You need these files:

  • BM.zip contains all the cards, markers, and rules (6.5 MB). Greatly improved images for cards. Latest rules.
  • A one sheet board in A1 paper size (600 KB).

German language version

Thanks to the work of Mr Markus Geissmann, you can download a German language version of the cards and board (1.6 MB).

French language version

Thanks to Florent Coupeau! Download these three files:

Mesopotamia

1. Everybody needs these files:

Dutch language version of the cards

Thanks to Mr Theo van Eijden, Dutch speakers can now get the People cards in their language from here (1.3 MB).

Japanese language version of the rules

Many thanks to Mr Takamura, Japanese speakers can now get the rules from here.

Italian language version of the rules and cards

Many thanks to the heroic and entirely unpaid efforts of Mr Sergio Attonito, Italian speakers can now get:

French language version of all components

Once again, thanks to Florent Coupeau for his efforts. Download these three files:

Richard III

Abandoned after a decade of desultry development. Instead, pick up a copy of GMT Games' Crown of Roses.

We acknowledge the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Eora nation as the traditional custodians of the land upon which this website is produced.

Please note: These games are NOT public domain. They are copyright © 2001–2014 Garry Stevens. You can download and use them for free. Have fun, play them, share them with your friends: but do not sell them or claim them as your own. Just thought I'd say it.