Contents [Hide] 1 History Games 2 Geography Games 3 Geographical Board Games 4 Related Products

History and Geography Games

 History and geography can be fun if looked at from the correct angle. Unfortunately, more often than not that angle is untraceable, and we are left asking for directions from a map dated 1978 to a building that was demolished, in a language we don't understand. If there's a way to win at geography and history, that's the angle that makes it fun. Historically accurate, or nearly accurate games have had an upsurge with the explosion ofconsole gaming   and online console gaming,  WWII is one of the most popular eras at the moment, with the violence and the ability to blow up people from the internet. But for more solitary gaming, there are the historical games where the object is to find historical items or conquer the planet, depending on the game, which is usually for computer use. As for Geographical games, there are standard quizzing games,  as well as more trivia based geographical questions,  not to mention all of the loosely geographical games that allow you to learn geography while focusing on other tasks. It all depends on your interest and favourite form of gaming. 

History Games

Settlers of Catan  A board game where players settle the island of Catan. Also available is the video game version. Trade with other players for goods.	Cleopatra & the Society of Architects  Three to five players build Cleopatra's palace, each trying to become the wealthiest.	Age of Empires 3  This is a strategy based computer game set in colonial America. Multi player option available.

Trailblazer  Trivia based game about American history, for ages seven plus.	Tempus  Strategy civilisation building game.	Risk  World domination game--conquer the planet one continent at a time.

Geography Games

Great States  Geographically based with additional trivia questions about the United States of America. Ages seven to ten.	Professor Noggin's Geography Game  This communication game with illustrated cards is for ages seven and up. Professor Noggin also offers plenty of other topical games as well.	Where in the World?  International geography game with information on every country. Offers a detailed map as well. Ages eight and up.	Name That Country  & Name That State  Ages five and up.  Learn countries by name and by appearance.

Geographical Board Games

World Map Puzzles  Learn the globe by assembling it as a puzzle.	Atlas Adventures  Build the world with two to four players. Ages seven and up.	Faces and Places  USA map puzzle complete with Alaska and Hawaii. Ages eight and up.	Lewis & Clark  Two to four players can follow the trail of Lewis and Clark.	Where in the World is Carmen San Diego?  Two to six players chase Carmen San Diego across the globe. Combination geography and sleuth game.

Related Products

Battle for the Pacific	Global Chess	Great Battles of Rome