So one of my most popular blog posts last year was my review of the board games and card games most played by Americans. Here’s the most-played card games:

I’ve been meaning to look at my most-logged card games. I’ve been a member of BGG a long time (and this is my second account, as I lost access to my first):

So I’ve been logging my plays of card games pretty regularly for 20 years now. Here are my top ~50 most-played card games.

RankCard Game# Plays
#1Civscape329
#2BANG!105
#3Battle Line90
#4The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring – Trick-Taking Game80
#57 Wonders68
#6Innovation59
#7Star Fluxx54
#8Melee in the Mines52
#9Race for the Galaxy51
#10One Night Ultimate Werewolf: Daybreak50
#11Brew Crafters: Travel Card Game44
#12Dominion: Seaside42
#13Fluxx41
#14Family Fluxx38
#15Chrononauts33
#16Coup31
#17San Juan26
#18Nature Fluxx25
#19Poker21
#19Schotten Totten21
#21Pathfinder Adventure Card Game: Wrath of the Righteous – Base Set20
#21Port Royal20
#23Dominion19
#23Sushi Go Party!19
#25Martian Fluxx18
#26The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers – Trick-Taking Game16
#26Math Fluxx16
#28Blink15
#28Patience15
#28Pirate Fluxx15
#28Timeline: Inventions15
#28Town Builder: Coevorden15
#33Courtisans14
#33Crazy Eights14
#35Blackjack13
#35Dominion: Prosperity13
#35Firefly Fluxx13
#35Light Speed13
#39The Battle for Hill 21812
#39Early American Chrononauts12
#39Glory to Rome12
#39War12
#43Avignon: A Clash of Popes11
#43Jump Drive11
#43Monty Python Fluxx11
#43Slide 511
#43Go Fish11
#48Norsaga10
#48Disney Club Penguin Trading Card Game10
#48Doctor Who Fluxx10
#48Nanofictionary10
#48Oz Fluxx10

For posts about some of these games, see:

And my interviewers with the designers of:

Photo credit: Promotional photo courtesy of DV Games.