The Games

• Arimaa
• Army of Frogs
• Barca a capture free game of manouvering animals
• Breaking Away a luck-free game based on bicycle racing
• Blooms a Go-like game on a hex grid, with 2 colors per player
• Cannon
• Carnac an area control game with a unique move mechanic
• Che a tile pattern game using Truchet tiles
• Checkers traditional checkers, and variants Turkish Checkers and International Checkers
• Chess traditional chess, and variant Ultima
• Colorito an early race-across-the-board game
• Cookie Disco a tasty game.
• Container An economic Euro with very low luck.
• Crossfire a stacking game by Christian Freeling
• Diagonal Blocks a diagonal connection game with polyominoes
• Dvonn
• Dipole
• Entrapment a pawn-and-barrier game with some interesting twists
• Euphoria a full bodied worker placement Euro
• Exxit
• Fanorona
• Gipf
• Gobblet
• Gounki a very unusual race game
• Gyges another unusual race game
• Hex (the robot is weak)
• Hive (The Mosquito and other expansions are available, too)
• Kamisado a fast, colorful, race across the board game.
• Khet Khet, played with bits instead of lasers and mirrors
• Knockabout
• Lines of Action
• Lyngk The most recent GIPF game
• Magnet a capturing game with hidden information
• Majorities control a majority of lines and directions on a hex board.
• Mbrane an area control game using Sudoku placement rules
• Medina An abstract city building game for 4 players.
• Micropul A tile laying game with antagonistic strategies to win
• Mod X A superior member of the venerable n-in-a-row family
• Mogul A traditionally-styled abstract with interesting choices for movement, capture and goal.
• Morelli A tense auction game.
• Mutton A farmer vs. wolf deduction game
• Nine Men Morris Another classic abstract
• Octiles A racing game for 2-4 players.
• One Day in London A euro-style path finding game, based on the London Underground.
• Palago A simple tile laying game using one type of hex tile
• Ponte Del Diavolo A modern connection game reminiscent of Twixt
• Plateau (no robot)
• Proteus a mind-bending game where changing the rules is part of the game.
• PÜNCT The GIPF connection game.
• Q.E. Win by printing money!
• Raj An abstract bidding game using cards
• Rithmomachy An ancient "Philosophers' Game" also known as the "battle of numbers".
• Santorini A positional/building game
• Shogi Japan's tradition game in the same family as Chess
• Spangles The simplest possible tile laying game
• Stac An ultra simple stacking game.
• Six Making A stacking game with moves from Chess.
• Syzygy A three-in-a-row game with sliding planets.
• Quinamid 5-in-a-row with twists and shifts
• Qyshinsu
• Tako Judo a positional abstract with Octopi
• Tablut Robust variations on Hnefatafl
• Tammany Hall a political/area control game.
• Tintas a light abstract where you collect colored chips.
• Traboulet a ball-pushing game with a mechanic similar to Abalone
• Trax
• Triad an unusual, 3-player abstract
• Truchet a totally new stacking game
• Tumbling Down
• Twixt Alex Randolph's classic connection game
• TZAAR
• Universe
• Veletas a mix of territory claiming and mobility
• Volo
• Volcano
• Warp 6
• Xiangqi sometimes known as Chinese Chess
• YINSH
• Yspahan A medium weight euro
• ZÈRTZ

For more detail see this Current Boardspace.net Games. Also, Proposed BoardSpace.net games is the official list of games pending or otherwise under consideration