My favorite "historical" game is Checkers. Checkers is played between two people and contains basic pieces: a checkered board with black and white squares (or black and red) and both black and red circular playing pieces (or black and white pieces). One player gets 12 Red pieces and the other player gets 12 Black pieces. The objective is to "jump" over the other player's pieces in order to eliminate them. The player who eliminates all 12 of the other player's pieces wins.
I chose this game as my favorite "historical" game because this is a game I played a lot as a child. Based on the old board games that I would classify as "historical," I found this one to be the most entertaining and my favorite of all of them. The game is easy to learn and fun to play.
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