The best games released in 1975📆 2025

Players use various travel options to win the race in this entertaining game for 2-4 players. They buy cards to gain advantages in mini-races involving marbles in a spinning roulette bowl. The marble that lands in the hole wins the race and moves 3 pegs along the track from NY around the world back to NY. Beware of the purple marble, as it represents the non-player Dastardly Dan, who participates in every race and can actually win the game! The game bears a vague resemblance to Wacky Races and may have been inspired by the cartoon, but neither is an official copy of the other.

Domemo is an engaging game with simple rules that challenges players to discover their own set of hidden numbers. Each player has numbered stones visible to others but not to themselves. Players take turns calling out numbers they believe belong to their set to break their secret code.

Players attempt to complete three canoes by using various cards that feature parts of the canoes. These cards include Indians, loot, hunters, and special cards, all contributing to their final score. Players can influence others’ canoes and launch attacks on opponents using finished canoes.

Dungeon! is a board game that captures the essence of dungeon exploration, reminiscent of the classic Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game but in a more streamlined and accessible format. Players delve into a multi-level dungeon, each level presenting increasing challenges and more valuable treasures. The game features a variety of character classes, each with unique combat abilities, with the wizard being notable for his spellcasting capabilities.

The Bermuda Triangle, a legendary area in the Atlantic Ocean, is the setting for this thrilling game. Players attempt to conduct a successful shipping operation while navigating the mystery of the Triangle and avoiding a swirling cloud that can swallow ships. Players roll dice to move their ships between ports, delivering goods at fluctuating prices and strategically blocking opponents. As the ominous cloud moves around the board, it poses a risk to all ships, adding an element of chaos and strategy to the game.