The best games released in 1967📆 2026

Skip-Bo is a card game that involves strategic planning and sequencing. The game's objective is to deplete your stockpile of cards before your opponents by playing them in numerical order onto shared building piles. It's a game of skill and strategy, where players must carefully manage their hand, discard piles, and the valuable Skip-Bo wildcards.

The game includes a lot of small chips in five colors. At the start, two equation cards are randomly drawn, each containing five equations that define color equivalences. Players reveal four goal cards, each showing a combination of five chips they aim to collect, and they can roll a colored die or exchange chips based on the equations to achieve the right combinations while minimizing leftover chips for points.

The objective is to position four matching beads in a straight line on any plane or at any angle. There are rule variations that allow players to use all beads, with the winner determined by the most sets of four. Another variant permits capturing an opponent's bead when forming a set of four.

This classic dexterity game can be learned in seconds but offers a fun test of hand-eye coordination that challenges people of all ages and skill levels. The game consists of a clear plastic tube, 30 thin sticks, and 32 marbles. Players insert the sticks through the tube and pour marbles in from the top, then carefully remove the sticks one by one without letting any marbles fall. The player who collects the fewest marbles at the end wins.

A classic action game where players control one of two robots, "Red Rocker" or "Blue Bomber," and try to deliver a punch to the opponent's chin to send their head flying off. It was re-released in 2002 after being out of print for a long time.