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I thought it was 07
- Chess and Checkers
- Backgammon: An ancient game still enjoyed by many during this period.
- Newer Releases:
Monopoly (1904)
Rook (1906)
Touring (1906)
"L'Attaque" was patented in 1907, featuring similar mechanics of hidden ranks and battlefield strategy.
Outdoor games
Baseball: A very popular pastime in the US, with professional leagues thriving.
Hoop Rolling: Children would race to see who could roll their hoops fastest, farthest, or for the longest time using a stick.
Marbles: Various games were played with marbles, often involving aiming for targets or betting them as prizes.
Hopscotch: A perennial favorite, with roots tracing back to the Roman Empire.
Tag & Catching Games: Simple chasing and catching games were enjoyed by children.
Hide-and-Seek: A classic game also played in the early 20th century.
Also people back then didn't spend 10 hours on a chair inhaling 4000-calorie foods while staring at a computer screen. Chairs today are constantly breaking due to the excessive mass on them.