Green Box of Games

The Green Box of Games is an evolving game system, and games are being explored and created by people from all over the world. If you want to see what the community is up to, and join in the fun, these are the places to go:

• The Green Box of Games Community Wiki, which holds rules for more than 100 games for you to explore, and where anyone can add their own creations
• The Green Box of Games Community Facebook group, where you can meet other players and designers to ask for recommendations or take part in the creation of new games
• The Green Box of Games Board Game Geek forums, where new design contests are being held about once a year and both new and old games are being discussed

See you there! – Jørgen Brunborg-Næss

The “Second to None Edition” of the Green Box of Games comes with rules for 16 different games, which can be downloaded here or browsed here.

Here are a few of the games that are good enough that they could have been in the rulebook, for which we just didn’t find room. Continue reading “Top 5 games not included in the rulebooks” →

The number of games you can play using the Green Box is continuously growing, and it might be difficult to know where to start. This post includes all the games included in the official rulebook that comes with the Second to None Edition (2017) of the Green Box of Games. Continue reading “16 games from the rulebook” →

During the Kickstarter Campaign no less than 18 new games have been created or suggested for the Green Box of Games by players, backers and fans from different parts of the world. Most of them are published in the forums on BoardGameGeek, where they are also discussed and developed further.

UPDATE: New rulebook designed for download, containing 12 games designed by the community: Download here (PDF 7 mb) Continue reading “Kickstarter Community games roundup” →

The components for the upcoming new edition of the Green Box of Games have gone through a full redesign. In addition to looking a lot better, they have also got a couple of new features. Continue reading “New design for the “Second to None Edition”” →