• Crimson Sun
• Lords of the Sand
• Rise of the First Dynasty

Osiris
Hartmut Witt & Andreas Steiner; Hexagames-1995; 2-4
Deduction game made of wood in which players secretly distribute support between priests and gods who move and conflict in a struggle to reach the top of the pyramid. Magnetic stickers on the pieces permit the priest and his god to connect in secret. Eventually the priest attached to the god hidden at the top of the pyramid is revealed and the player with the most supporters in the corresponding temple wins.

Pharamis: Le Jeu des Pharaohs
unknown; unknown-1991; 2-4
Abstract strategy played out on an irregular grid having 149 squares. Each player has pharaoh, guards and soldier pieces and strives to remove opposing pharaohs.

Pharao
Horst Alexander Renz; Pharao-Brettspiele-1985; 2; 7+
Pure abstract made in imitation of a Senet game found in an ancient pyramid. However, the game is completely different in play. Special dice are used to move both one's own and the opponent's pieces, the goal being to push all the opponent's pieces into the water square, to move one's own last piece into the happiness square or to make the opponent's move impossible. This beautiful game is an all-wood production.

Pharaoh's Heir
Phillip Lerche-2003 (web-published); 2-4
The Pharaoh is dying and is choosing his successor according to the one who succeeds best in three areas: harvest, people to build a monument and in sacrifices to the gods. The game employs a role-choosing mechanism similar to Puerto Rico. This game employs the PiecePack system. Instructions

Pharaoh's Labyrinth
unknown; unknown-2013; 2-6; 8+
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Plagues of Egypt
Martin Vetter-2008; 3-4
Players represent a family having four members whose goal it is to survive plagues and attain the status of the healthiest family in the land. To do this it is important to race across the Nile and gather the resources needed for nutrition and building repair. Which plague appears is entirely random.

Priests of Ra
Reiner Knizia; Rio Grande-2009; 2-5
A re-working of the designer's Ra which changes the types of tiles used to score. [Buy it at Amazon]

Pyramid Raiders
unknown; Moaideas Game Design-2012; 3-6; 8+
Players are treasure hunters competing to get the most of the forty-nine treasure tokens laid out at the start. But they must avoid the pyramid's guardian. Movement occurs via tile-laying on a hexagonal map. The guardian's movement and direction is based both on tiles and a die roll. Scoring is based on set collection, either variety of specialization. Ten special tiles confer special abilities. Wooden obstacle tokens make the board different each time.

Pyramid Scheme: Legend of the Pharaohs
Playcare; 2-3
Pure abstract with each player having a base pyramid of 9 pieces (8 soldiers plus 1 guardian) and goal of capturing the opposing playing pieces and treasure chamber.

Pyramida
Zbysek Vlasák; unknown; ?; 2
Pure abstract for two played on a square grid representing a pyramid.

Pyramide
Peter Pallat; Edition Perlhuhn-1978; 2
Anthology of games around building up a pyramid with wooden blocks.

Pyramidis
Roland Siegers; Ravensburger/Iron Crown Enterprises-1991; 2, 4
Pure abstract which must be played in teams if there are four players. Players try to achieve a particular arrangement of pyramids – a pyramid placement game.

Ra
Reiner Knizia; Alea/Rio Grande Games-1999; 3-5
Auction game mirroring the three ancient Egyptian eras. Tiles are turned up in odd lots for which players bid fixed amounts. A variety of collection strategies are available. [more] [Buy it at Amazon]

Ra: the dice game
Reiner Knizia; Abacus/Rio Grande Games-2009; 2-4
A simpler version of the above in which dice replace the auction. [Buy it at Amazon]

Ramses
Horst Alexander Renz; Pharao-Brettspiele-1988; 2
Pure abstract made in imitation of Tjau, a game found in an ancient pyramid. However, the game is completely different in play. Pieces move orthogonally or based upon the number of other pieces in its row and column. The goal is to move one's four pieces into particular positions or box the opponent in that he cannot move. There is no randomness. Part of a series of games that also includes Isis and Pharao

Rise of the First Dynasty
John Clowdus; Small Box Games-2014; 3-5; 30
Card game of area control over the country set in the mythical first dynasty centered on the Nile. Player actions include conquer, bless, and issue edict.

Luxor
Günter Baars; Ravensburger-2001; 2-4
This time the board is vertical. Players add tiles to it, trying to extract the most valuable mummies. A match permits maneuvering around the pillars.

Sacrifice of the Pharaohs
Sean Howard; Knights Crest Games-2010; 2-15; 60 -2002; 2-4
Variable powers game in which each player has for the entire game a different role with its own special abilities. Each turn players either increase or decrease their standing with the Pharaoh by flipping the appropriate card. The player who is least liked is executed, though gold may be used to pay off the executioner for a round. Gold can also purchase event cards.

Saqqara
Shem Phillips; White Goblin Games-2012; 3-5
Set in 2125 just before a major historical revolt, players represent the governors in Egypt and try to develop their provinces, recruit workers, build pyramids and gain land. Includes bluffing, auctions, card drafting and trading.

Scarab
Nico Reuter; Silberberg Spiele-2002; 2-4
Represents the priests of Thoth meeting to play a game of collecting scarabs (dung beetles). In the game players move around a grid aiming for high numbered tiles. There is a partnership version for four.

Scarabs, Pyramids & Dung Beetles
Tim Schutz and Steve Vallee; The GameCrafter-2009; 3-5
Trick-taking card game. Cards taken are used to build pyramids.

Scarab Lords
Reiner Knizia; Fantasy Flight-2002; 2
Non-collectible card game which nevertheless has some similarities to its collectible cousins. Each player has a deck of 40 cards which he customizes to best effect. This is set in a fantasy version of Egypt which includes mythical beasts and sorcerors. [more]

Seti
Hartmut Witt & Andreas Steiner; Hexagames-1979; 2
Pure abstract based on a board found in a pyramid. Players have one pharaoh and several priest pieces which they try to get to the opposite end of the board.

Sobek
Bruno Cathala; Asmodée-2010; 2-4
Card drafting and set collection game. Each turn take a goods card, play a character with a special power or reveal a set of matching goods cards. Taking some cards earns corruption points. Having the most of these at the wrong time cuts the owner's income in half.

Sphinx
Mark Berger & Edith Grein-Böttcher; Ravensburger-1974; 2
Each player creates a hidden maze and the players take turns trying to solve the other's. Includes both psychology and deduction.

Sphinx
Mark Berger & Edith Grein-Böttcher; Ravensburger-1974; 2
Each player creates a hidden maze and the players take turns trying to solve the other's. Includes both psychology and deduction.

Sphinx: The Game of Ancient Egypt
Challenge Games-1975; 2
It's Jade vs Amber. Each has six sphinxes, one of which needs to reach the other side of the board. Dice are rolled to determine where on the grid is placed a pyramid which removes any sphinx or pyramid there, but otherwise places a pyramid. Then players move or capture.

Siedler von Catan, Die: Das Alte Ägypten
Klaus Teuber; Kosmos-2014; 3-4; 75
"The Settlers of Catan: The Ancient Egyptians" transforms the setting and the rules as players must employ oxcarts to transport their resources. There are variants, including one in which additional resources may be requested of the gods for use on the Great Pyramid.

Siedler von Catan, Die: Historische Szenarien
Klaus Teuber; Kosmos-1998; 3-4
"The Settlers of Catan: Historical Scenarios." One of the games in this two game set is named "Cheops" and features players creating pyramids for Pharaoh. [more]

Stones Seven Challenges of the Pharaohs
Jon H. Davis; Northern Lights Enterprises-1991; 1-3
This is series of seven abstract games played on a cloth banner using polished stones. Only one is solitaire. A die is also included.

Tal der Könige
Christian Beierer; Kosmos-1992; 2-4
Game of pyramid building in which players must deploy workers either to work on the pyramid or steal stones from the other players. [more]

Thoth
Scott Woods; Woodsman Games/web-published-2013; 1; 30
Seventy-two cards form two decks of cards. The player takes one deck to fight the rules-driven virtual opponent. Features include units, buildings and resources.

Tutankhamen
Reiner Knizia; Amigo/Out of the Box-1993; 2-6
Unusual set collection game in which a number of Egypt-themed tiles are laid out in a line. The player moves his pawn forward as far as he likes to claim the pawn upon which he ends, but may never move backward. Points are scored for majority controls of the various tile types (ankhs, scarabs, etc.). [more] [Buy it at Amazon]

Wadi
Martyn F; Emma Games/Heidelberger Spieleverlag-1993; 2-4
Tiles are used to render a version of an Egyptian desert with river branches flowing through it. The water is represented by blue disks. Players attempt to get water to their own tiles.

Alexandria
Jan von Kügelgen; (Self-published)-1987; 2-6; 45
Racing game set in Alexandria harbor in which players roll three dice and try to make the best moves with them. Possibly similar to Powerboats.

Ancient Egypt Go Fish for Art
Wenda O'Reilly; Birdcage Press-2010; 2-5; 7+
It's Go Fish, and also Memory, with an Ancient Egypt theme. The thirty-six cards include facts as well as images of gods, pharaohs and mummy-making.

Astérix en Égypte
Jeux Noel-1971; 2-5
A racing game set in which players must cross from Gaul to Cleopatra's palace and back again, on the way depositing a palace card. Cards dictate movement and can be used either to help oneself or as a block to others. Chance cards sometimes allow players to move an opponent.

Cairo
Günter Burkhardt; Schmidt-2002; 2-5; 8+
A representation of the Nile runs down the middle of the board. Through it moves a ship holding wooden blocks in a variety of sizes. In turn players use a finger to flick a block into specific areas to score points. [more]

Curse of the Cobras
unknown; Ideal/Arxon-1982; 2-6; 5+
Puzzle guessing game in which players insert plastic ankhs into a holes in a sarcophagus. One hole sets off the "trap", which reveals a skull and launches a handcuff-like cobra ring around your wrist. This person loses. The location of the trap is then automatically reset.

Curse of Tutankhamun, The
by The Prince and The Pirate Co.-1978; 2-6
A tube containing a laminated map and other materials, including cards. Players explore the pyramid. Probably created to cash in on the King Tut exhibit then touring the US.

De Tuin van Amon
Agnes Rammant Peeters; SCIA Herk-de-Stad-1984; 2-4
Based on two games from ancient Egypt, Senet and The Palm Tree Game, players are slaves trying to escape the garden of Amon. During the day phase they run through the garden, obtaining Fate Cards. At night players race for a boat, the first to get five pawns into the boat winning. Employs throwing sticks, just like back in ancient Egypt.

Egypt
Lloyd Krassner; Warp Spawn Games-1999; 2
Card drafting game in which players try to form melds from seven different types. Each turn represents three hundred years.

Egypt
Wolfgang Dirscherl; Spielbox-2004; 2-4; 8+
By rolling a die pieces can be placed on the board to earn points. Lasts ten minutes.

Egyptians
Gary Wyatt; Green Board Game Co.-2001; 2-4; 7+
Players compete to collect a full set of Pharaoh cards. Roll to move and collect a new card. There are also rules for trading or battling for cards. Educational.

Expedição KV62
unknown; Pais e Filhos-2009; 2-4
Players are attempting to find the inner chamber of the great pyramid of Cheops. Dice are rolled to move. The board tiles change by rotating the board which creates holes; pawns may fall through.

Expedition
Whitehall Games/The Kirk Game Company-1980; 2-6; 9+
Players represent archaeologists digging at various sites in Egypt, which means rolling dice to move and then drawing discovery cards to be published.

Eye of Horus
Playroom Entertainment-2002; 2-8; 7+
Players collect cards from the pool on the table by matching or adding values (something like the traditional card game Cassino). There is an Eye of Horus card which permits taking all of the cards. Images are based on actual ones found in the pyramids.

Geheimnis der Pyramide, Das
Thomas Schuster; Espenlaub-1992; 2-4; 30; 7+ -2000; 2-4; 6+
In "Secret of the Pyramid" the idea is to retrieve four parts of a golden mask. On a turn two dice are rolled, one to move the pawn, the other to move the lion. Lions block movement. It is also possible to steal items.

Geheimnis der Pyramiden, Das
Günter Baars; Ravensburger-2000; 2-4; 6+
"Secret of the Pyramids". Three games in one about moving pyramids to find treasures. Memory and deduction are involved.

Hieroglyphs Game, The
Finch & Scott; Oxford Games, Ltd.-1989; 2-8
Fast game in which players roll a die to move a scarab around a board showing the hieroglyphs. Reaching one that matches on on their personal sheet (aka Bingo card) lets them mark it. First to complete a word wins. Educational for learning the glyphs. [more]

Karnak
(unknown); Pelito-1989; 1-2
Fortune-telling affair based on cards and a pendulum. Questionable whether this should be considered a game.

In the Land of Egypt
Aristoplay-1996; 1-4
Includes eight different games played using pyramid, mummy and rhyme cards plus special "Egyptian" dice.

Isis and Osiris
Michael Schacht; Goldsieber-2001; Abacus/999 Games/Devir-2010; 2-4; 7+
Tile-laying game in which the value depends on the neighboring tiles. Memory plays an important role.

Der kleine Drache Kokosnuss und das Geheimnis der Mumie
Inka & Markus Brand; Kosmos-2012; 2-4; 15; 6+
Players help a little dragon save a golden mask from grave robbers by collecting as many rolls of toilet paper as possible so that all can dress up as mummies and scare them away. Finding toilet paper is not so easy it seems so they need to turn up cards à la Memory.

Lego Ramses Pyramid
Reiner Knizia & Cephas Howard; LEGO-2009; 2-4
The rising playing surface is constructed with LEGO pieces. Pawns climb this pyramid. Moving pieces and the crystals they collect are also LEGO pieces. [Buy it at Amazon]

Lego Ramses Return
Cephas Howard, Reiner Knizia & Jesper C. Nielsen; LEGO-2011; 2-4; 10; 7+
Roll-and-move and memory game in which players try to capture three different golden treasures. Six crystals are hidden beneath temples on the board and eight more plus four gold treasures are in plain sight. A die result may match a crystal a player holds, permitting movement. Otherwise the player gets to inspect a temple; if it matches the die, the player moves the temple and moves. There is also a mummy result which lets the player move the mummy, attempting to land on an opponent, which forces loss of a treasure or cystal. Moving to a crystal or treasure permits claiming it. [Buy it at Amazon]

The Mummy Adventure Boardgame
Upstarts-2003; 2-6
Based on the television cartoon program, "The Mummy", one player hides tokens which the players need to acquire their character cards to get the clues that permit them to find. Later begins the race to find the scroll of Thebes. Essentially a party game for children.

The Mummy Hunters
unknown; Universal Pictures-2008; 2-4
Packaged in a DVD box, this is a trivia game in which players move via spinner and try to collect coins while avoiding the mummy who tries to steal them. [Buy it at Amazon]

Mummy's Treasure
aka Schatz der Mumie
aka Tresor de la momie
aka Schat van de mummie
aka El tresoro de la momia
aka Il tesoro della mummia
Marco Teubner; HABA-2009; 2-4; 5+
Dice game in which players roll the five cubes up to three times to claim treasure tiles for their excavation sites. [Buy it at Amazon]

Mummy Rummy
Monty & Ann Stambler; ASS/Gamewright-1994; 2-5; 8+
Rummy variant in which players try to collect sets of Egyptian artifacts. Some cards can belong to either one of two different sets.

Le mystère des pyramides
(unknown); Milton Bradley-1990; 2; 20; 7+
On a complicated map an archaeologist must grab the ruby and escape back out of the pyramid before a mummy can kill him.

Mystery on the Nile
Michael Palm & Martin Drewes; Eurogames/Descartes Editeur-1996; 2-6
During a modern Nile cruise, players try to discover the thief of a pearl necklace by examining pairs of evidence cards to try for a match. Probably inspired by the Agatha Christie novel. Appears to include considerable randomness.

Mystic Egyptian Tomb
4M-2002; 2-4
Treasure hunting game including a plaster block with treasures buried inside, a digging tool, checkers and dice. Treasures include a cat, mummy case, Ankh-symbol, winged necklace and Egyptian symbol plates.

Nile
E.S. Lowe/Spears-1967; 2-4
Players lay tiles attempting to create a continuous line across the board grid.

Oh, Pharaoh!
Thilo Hutzler; Kosmos/Überplay-2004; 3-4
Card game in which players try to create as many high quality pyramids as possible. Players may trade cards with one another. There are also thief cards that can be used to steal cards and tax collectors who take hand cards. These two can be stopped by a pharaoh card. [more]

Pharaoh Code
Jung Hun Lim; Korea Board Games/Amigo-2011; 2-5; 20; 9+
In this educational math game, a player rolls dice having eight, ten and twelve sides. Then all players simultaneously use math operations to convert the numbers to the one shown on a scarab tile in thirty seconds.

Perilous Pyramids
Devin Lewis and James Vicari; Broke In Games-2012; 2-6; 5+
Fast card game of building up your pyramid of cards, but also making opponent pyramids more difficult to complete.

Pharaoh's Bluff
unknown; unknown-1997; 2-6
Trivia game with the added bluffing element which other players may question. Progress measured by moving up the surface of a pyramid.

Pharaoh's Curse
unknown; Disney/Trefl-2008; 2-4; 6+
Disney character pawns such as Mickey Mouse, Goofy, etc. traverse a 3D pyramid by giving the correct answers to questions.

Pharaoh's Quest
Protel Games-1985; 2
Similar to Chess, but the player must capture four of the opponent's cities.

Pyramid
Hasbro-1978; 2; 8+
You've played Connect Four? This could be called "Connect Five", but using pyramids placed on a regular board.

Pyramide des Krimsutep, Die
Ralf Sandfuchs; Krimus Krimskrams-Kiste-2005; 2-5
"Pyramids of Krimsutep". Players represent treasure hunters exploring a pyramid at the same time, trying to beware pitfalls and the mummy. Rather random.

Pyramide du Pharaon
Martin Tremblay; Editions Gladius International-2010; 2-6; 7+
Short card game of racing to build a pyramid. This requires collecting various types of cards such as tools, workers, materials and influence with the royal family. Some cards permit stealing from others.

Pyramidos
Jens-Peter Schliemann & Kirsten Becker; HABA-2003; 2-4; 6+
Dexterity game played on a board raised high into the air by a wooden structure. The board is dotted by many holes, most of them of a size to hold the player marbles. Players must flick or nudge under a marbles to move it into the goal area, i.e. where the pyramid is being construction while avoiding the rather large crocodile holes. A net stretched under the board helps keep fallen marbles from rolling away. Finishing the game can be particularly difficult as the last marble must be flicked to rest on top of four others set in a square, thus forming the pyramid of the title. The board height is more made for child than adult hands and the whole affair probably goes on a little bit too long for the amount of interest generated.

Pyramids and Mummies
Marianne Sachs; Aristoplay-1988; 2-4; 8+
Includes The Pyramid Game and The Mummy Game. The former is cooperative as players try to decipher rebus writing and together erect a pyramid. The other is more of a race, but also involves reading rebuses.

Pyramis
Justin Oh; Gemblo-2011; 2-4; 20; 6
A press-your-luck game in which players draw gems from a bag, trying not to exceed the color limits set for the current round because doing so loses that color and more besides. The remaining gems are used to form sets of four, but all gems must be used, if not in one's own sets, in another player's.

Queops
(unknown); pais e Filhos-2009; 2-4; 120
Roll-and-move trying to find the inner chamber of the Great Pyramid. The inner board can rotate and change the tiles to create holes or problem spaces for players inside. Once a player finds the sarcophagus, must successfully exit to win.

Ramses Rage
(unknown); Shauss Enterprises-1983; 1-6; 45
Dice game featuring six cube-shaped ones and one pyramid-shaped one. By rolling them players race to acquire ten thousand points.

Reise nach den Pyramiden, Die
(unknown); (unknown)-1840; 2
"Trip to the Pyramids" is a German roll-and-move racing game showing spaces numbered 1 to 21 and scenes of Egyptian ruins.

Scarabs & Scorpions
Tony Ripley; Gamealogical Institute-2008; 2-4; 8+
Ten minute game of dice rolling is a race to reach the best score and avoid the scorpions.

Schatz des Pharaos, Der
Wolfgang Kramer; Berliner Spielkarten-1996; 2-6; 8+
"Treasure of the Pharaoh". Card game in which players use the ladder, torch, rope and shovel to race through six stages to reach the Pharaoh's treasure. Re-published in 2006 by Adlung under the title Im Bann der Pyramide. [more]

Secrets of the Tombs
Martin Wallace; Kosmos/Rio Grande Games-2003; 3-5; 8+
Explorers search their way through a pyramid which takes a long time and sometimes, out of nowhere, they are eliminated.

Seega
by Great American Trading Company 2; 8+
Pure abstract in which players take turns placing marbles on a 5x5 board. When all are placed they capture the opponent's pieces by moving to sandwich them between their own. Draws are frequent.

Senet
unknown; 3500 BC; 2; 6+
This was actually played by ancient Egyptians and is similar to Backgammon. Differences are safe and trap spaces on the board.

Sphinx
Invicta-1982; 2-3
Pure abstract in which players try to get five pyramids in a row. Similar to Pyramid.

Sphinx
Günter Baars; Ravensburger-1999; 2-4; 8+
Players roll special dice to move, attempting to navigate a labyrinth, collect cards and discover the secret identities of three sphinxes.

Tomb of the Mummies Patrick Stevens; Numbskull Games-(unknown year); 2-6; 30; 8+
Players represent treasure hunters who follow the maze created by laying tiles. Employing their powers of deduction they locate relics that confer protection against mummies. Treasure must be carried out, of course, but slows the player down, enable capture by the mummies, which are controlled by other players. Treasure, relics, mummies and traps are hidden by the players.

Totally Tut
Learning Resources; 2-4; 6-9
Using their arithmetic skills players can advance to the top of the pyramid.

Treasure of the Pharaohs
Palitoy-1974; 2-6
Roll-and-move game set in a three-dimensional pyramid. The goal is to pass through all the hazards and reach the treasure hidden in the sarcophagus. Production in this game for children is rather attractive, even if play is not.

Tut Tut
British Museum Games-1996; 2-4; 8+
Subtitled "The Game of Egyptian Hieroglyphs", this is actually four games in one. Tut is a quick identification and matching game. Dynasties is a word game. Ankhs is a trick-taking game. Duel is a trick-taking and word game for up to three.

Tutan Loot'em
unknown; Orchard Toys-2009; 2-4; 5+
Card game of collecting ancient Egyptian artifacts. Be careful not to get "looted" by your opponent.

Tutankham
unknown; Ideal-1983; 2
Players act as treasure hunters explore Tut's tomb, which is represented as a square grid. Based on the video game of the same name.

Tutankhamen's Revenge
Stefanie Rohner & Christian Wolf; Jumbo-1990; 2-6; 8+
This game of excavation begins with each player placing a card in the box without others being able to see its identity. Then they take turns trying to remove as many valuable cards as possible. Encountering a negative card costs points,, however, and forces you to give the next player a chance. You should have stopped earlier.

Tutoom: Treasures of Pharaoh
AllFair-1923; 2-4
A roll-and-move game for children who play travelers riding horses.

Valley of the Kings
Tom Cleaver; Alderac Entertainmeng Group-2014; 2-4; 45
Card game of ancient Egyptian nobles preparing their tombs, for which they collect food, canopic jars, statues, amulets and other treasures. Card purchase prices are based on their positions on a pyramid and decrease as lower cards are taken. Player must also transfer their cards from their decks to their tombs for them to count.

Valley of the Pharaohs
Steve Hart; Front Porch Classics-2006; 3-6
Roll-and-move game set in 1926 has players trying to collect a legendary scepter. Obstacles include bandits, sand storms and obstacles laid by opponents. Rolling doubles gives control of the mummy.

Voice of the Mummy
Milton Bradley-1974; 2-4
Roll-and-move game in which players gather gems in a pyramid. Notable for its battery-powered sarcophagus which contains a record player instructing players from time to time.

Wadjet
Dee Pomerleau; Timbuk II-1996; 2-4
Logical deduction game similar to Clue, but about the archaeological treasures of Egypt. Features a beautiful production, but really requires exactly four players and is difficult and long.

Zerstreute Pharao, Der
Günter Baars; Ravensburger-1997; 2-5
"The Scatter-brained Pharaoh". A board is seeded with various treasures and covered by pyramids. Players must try to remember/guess where each is. Also known as Ramses II and Pyramido.

Chariot Lords
Charles Vasey; Clash of Arms-1999; 3-4
Area-based wargame of the ancient world in which one player represents Egypt as well as several other nations. Order of nations within a turn is random. [more]

Chariots of Fire
Mark Herman & Richard Berg; GMT Games-2009; 1-4
Wargame anthology recreating historical battles from the chariot era, some having Egyptian participation such as Megiddo.

Civilisation
Francis Tresham; Hartland-Trefoil-1981; 2-7
One of the players is Egypt is this game of man's earliest history. Later re-worked as Civilization and Advanced Civilization. [more]

De Bellis Antiquitatis
Phil Barker and Richard Bodley Scott; Wargames Research Group-1990; 2-6
These war miniatures rules include specifications for ancient Egyptian armies.

Het Huis Anubis: Het levenselixer (unknown); Jumbo-2009; 2-4
Played on a 3D board, players collect ingredients for their elixirs by moving around the house and avoiding getting robbed.

Het Huis Anubis: Uitbreiding (unknown); Jumbo-2010; 2-4
Expansion for the above which adds extra rooms, characters and a blocking ghost.

King of Kings
William L. Banks; Good Industries-1990; 2-6
One of the players is Egypt is the scenarios associated with the Roman wars. [more]

Lost Cities
Reiner Knizia; Kosmos/Rio Grande-1999; 2
Card game in which players must play cards in ascending order. Not every card will arrive so players must decide when to play and give up future potentials. The cards played represent five different explorations, one of which bears a close resemblance to an Egyptian archaeological setting. Expanded by Lost Cities for Four which supports four players in partnership. [more] [Buy it at Amazon]

Lost Cities: the board game
Reiner Knizia; Rio Grande-2008; 2-4
Board game version of the above, now permitting four players, each with distinct goals. [Buy it at Amazon]

Mystery Party: Meurtre sur le Nil
Guillaume Montiage; Cocktail Games-2012; 8
Eight-player murder mystery party game set on a Nile cruise in April 1937, but having many ancient overtones. Probably inspired by the Agatha Christie novel.

Papyros
moses. Verlag GmbH-2013
This German game is a Scrabble variant that adds abilities via three types of cards. Scoring is implemented using facsimile Egyptian coins.

Playing Cards of Ancient Egypt
The GameCrafter-2009
Not really a new game, but Poker-sized playing cards with artwork based on that of Ancient Egypt.

7 Wonders
Antoine Bauza; Repos Production-2010/Asmodee-2010; 2-7; 30
The Great Pyramid is one of the possible starting positions in this card passing game of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World. [more] [Amazon.com]

Tower of Babel
Reiner Knizia; Hans-im-Glück/Rio Grande-2005; 3-5
Auction and placement game about the seven wonders of the world plus the famous aforementioned tower. Egypt has a place as the home of the Great Pyramid of Cheops and the Lighthouse at Alexandria. [more]

Vom Kap bis Kairo
Günter Burkhardt for Adlung-2001; 2-4
In this mostly auction game, players compete to build the first transcontinental railroad from the Cape of Good Hope across Africa to the Egyptian capital at Cairo. Egypt is very tangential here. [more]

War Gods of Ægyptus
Chris Fitzpatrick; Crocodile games-2002; 2
Tabletop miniatures war game rules for a mythical kingdom which has clearly been closely modeled on ancient Egypt.