List of games

This table is a list of games I usually bring with me. Currently this isn't generated from the data so there may be oversights.

Game name	# players	Age	Time	Notes
Carcassone[+]	2-6	10y	30min	Base game plus Inns and Cathedrals expansion
Chronology	2-8	12y	est 1hour	Knowing history helps but only general stuff (like knowing that Thomas Edison developed the electric light after James Watt developed the steam engine) and only a little and there are cases where it hurts
Clue	2-6	8y		The classic Clue
Cribbage	2		est 30min	Classic Cribbage, I have 2 boards and several usable decks (there are variations for 3 or 4 players, but I've never liked them so don't remember)
Doodle Dice	2-6	6y		Language independant (and even has language learning, if you want)
Firefly	2-4	13y	2hours	Very rules heavy, but most of the thirteen card decks work in similar ways
[Eco]Flux	2-6	8y	10-40min	I have had games that missed the time estimate by more than a factor of 3, in both directions
Forbidden Dessert	2-5	10y	45min
Guillotine	2-5 +	12y	30min	Could actually have another player or two without too much badness
Pandemic	2-4	10y	45min
Quiddler	2-8	8y	90min
Qwirkle[*]	2-4	6y		With modification for my color-blindness
Road Hog	2-5	12y	45min
Set	Any number	6y		Limit on number of players is how many can stand around the table with a good view of the board
Yikerz!	2-4		est 2-5min	Dexterity game, usually very fast, more than 4 players can work but is awkward

In the above table the columns for number of players, Age, and time are from the box, if it had that info, except when time is given with "est" then the box doesn't say and it's my personal estimate, but I've never measured it.

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And finally, a random note:
I'm sure my memory used to be better. But, I can't seem to recall what that was like.