The Best Chariot Racing Card, Dice, and Board Games 2026

Chariot racing brings ancient competition to tabletop games. These games capture the drama and danger of Roman arena racing.

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All details for the board game Chariots of Rome and similar games
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All details for the board game Chariot Race and similar games
This list was last updated on June 30, 2026. There's also a print version for this list .
  1. Chariots of Rome

    Chariots of Rome

    In 10 BC Rome, Caesar Augustus has erected a mighty obelisk in the Circus Maximus to celebrate his conquest of Egypt. Players take on the role of charioteers racing unique chariots around the grand stadium, competing across multiple laps while trying to outmaneuver their opponents. With the thrill of the crowd and the potential whims of the gods influencing the race, only the most skilled driver will take home the laurel wreath of victory.

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    2–8 45–120 min 13+ Easy to learn
    Push Your Luck
    Ancient World
    Racing
    Large Groups
    85 € at Amazon*
  2. Chariot Race

    Chariot Race

    Crowds gather for a spectacle under the scorching afternoon sun, as nervous horses break their harnesses. The race begins, and players, acting as charioteers, speed around the arena in a bid to cross the finish line first. Utilizing dice rolls, players can perform various actions, such as increasing speed, changing lanes, or attacking opponents, but they must manage the risks of collisions and potential damage to their chariots.

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    2–6 15–45 min 8+ Easy to learn
    Family Game
    Ancient World
    Racing
    Large Groups
    28 € at Amazon*
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