The Best Games from TSR 🇺🇸🏢 2026

A revised version of the classic TSR board game Dungeon features a larger game board and updated rules. New character classes have been added, and the combat system has been adjusted for more forgiving gameplay. Players can now ambush others, heal, cooperate, and trade with one another.

The wise and beloved King Mertwig is near death. His twin children were stolen by gypsies when they were babies, and in despair, Mertwig announces a competition: anyone who presents him with a royal treasure and a royal birthmark will be named his heir.

A revised version of the classic TSR board game Dungeon. It features a larger game board and updated rules, including new character classes and an improved combat system for greater leniency. Players can also heal and cooperate or trade with others.

The Great Khan Game includes a 32-page rulebook, a full-color 11" x 17" map of the Whamite Islands, 120 cardboard game pieces, 162 cards, and a plastic storage bag. It's a card strategy game for 2 or more players set on the Whamite Islands, typically lasting around an hour, depending on the number of players and luck.

SIROCCO is an exciting desert combat game for two players. It is easy to learn, and the battles unfold quickly! Players represent opposing sides in a highly abstracted desert battle set in North Africa during World War II, using mission cards to maneuver units and attempt to capture or eliminate the opposing general. Basic and advanced rules are included.

Hnefatafl, also known as the Viking game, features two uneven sides: the defending side consists of twelve soldiers and a king, while the attackers have twenty-four soldiers. The king's objective is to escape to one of the four corner fields, while pieces can capture opponents by sandwiching them between two of their own. The game has ancient origins and has various modern derivatives, making it a fascinating choice for strategy lovers.

Based on the D&D role-playing system, this is a typical dungeon crawl game. A Dungeon Master is needed to control the enemies and define the characteristics of the dungeon. Players can choose from clerics, fighters, rogues, or wizards, earning experience points to level up, with only rules for level 2 characters included. Higher levels require the D&D Player's Handbook.

The game is a battle system set in the Gazeteer N. 04 of the D&D world, focusing on naval combat in the Mystara setting. The system is very simple and allows for creating various wars, including tactical battles or entire campaigns, between the different kingdoms of Mystara.

Players explore introductory scenarios based on the AD&D system, using included plastic miniatures. The game comes with a starter version of the Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master Guide, Monstrous Manual, a set of dice, six plastic character figures, a Dungeon Master screen, an audio CD, six character cards, and a reversible mapboard featuring "Tomb of Damara" and "House on Harrow Hill."

A game that details the Persian Gulf War of the early 1990s features mechanisms similar to other war games by TSR. Players take on sides, typically a mix of Middle Eastern nations and the USA, with outcomes depending on military power or diplomatic maneuvers.