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Tintin Board and Card Games
November 30, 2009

The Adventures of Tintin, a series of illustrated stories by Hergé (pen name of Georges Remi, 1907-1983), have become popular the world over. The colorful characters and conflicts between right and wrong might be good topics for games. Perhaps with a Steven Spielberg movie coming out we'll see some new tie-in games. Meanwhile, check out The Metamorphoses of Tintin, a brilliant overview of the series that traces the evolution of Tintin's character over the decades.

sorted by reverse year of first publication
  1. Tintin et le Piège du Totem Dhor
    1992; Dominique Tellier; Nathan; 2-4
    A duel between Tintin and Rastapopoulos which is a pattern recognition and memory game using a magnet. Shop
  2. Tintin
    AB Chr. Olsen; Ravensburger; 2 - 4 players
    Professor Tournesol (Prof. Calculus in the English works) has been kidnapped and the players need to figure out who did it and where he is. Sounds like a Clue(do) variant. Shop
  3. Tintin et Milou dans le Monde / Tintin e a volta ao mundo
    José Antunes; Círculo de Leitores/Les Jeux Noel Montbrison/Publica Hergé; 2-5
    Race around the world to reclaim Rackham's treasure and return home again. Using random cards players choose to either move, place an obstacle or remove an obstacle. Shop
  4. Jouons avec Tintin à Moulinsart
    Michel Demarets; Casterman; 1-4
    Fifteen pencil and paper games, some of which incorporate dice. Shop
  5. Tintin et Milou vers la lune
    (Uncredited); Les Jeux Noel Montbrison; 2 - 5 players
    Drawn from the stories
    1. Destination Moon (1950-1953)
    2. Explorers on the Moon (1950-1954)
    Players roll and move to race to the moon and back. Shop

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