Board games are tabletop games that involve the movement of pieces or counters on a pre-marked surface or board according to a set of rules. Typically, board games are played by two or more players and can incorporate elements such as strategy, luck, or chance. They often involve players competing against each other or collaborating towards a common goal. The games can vary widely in theme, complexity, and mechanics, ranging from simple social games to complex strategy games. Common characteristics of board games include defined objectives, player interaction, and a structured format. Popular examples of board games include Monopoly, Chess, Scrabble, and Settlers of Catan. Board games have historical roots and have evolved over time, becoming a significant form of entertainment and social interaction across various cultures.
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