| Game involving banks | 20 |
| Game involving 24 men | 21 |
| Game invented by Native North Americans | 39 |
| Game invented by American Indians | 33 |
| Game invented by Alexey Pajitnov | 32 |
| Game introduced into England in 1869 | 36 |
| Game intro? | 11 |
| Game interruption | 17 |
| Game intermission | 17 |
| Game instructors | 16 |
| Game innovator | 14 |
| Game in which you might tug on your earlobe | 43 |
| Game in which you might attack North Africa | 43 |
| Game in which you might attack Kamchatka | 40 |
| Game in which you "horse around" | 42 |
| Game in which twos are wild | 27 |
| Game in which top trumps are called matadors | 44 |
| Game in which the right bower is the highest card | 49 |
| Game in which the puzzle's long answers are pieces | 54 |
| Game in which the player is called the Stranger | 47 |
| Game in which the orange ghost is named Sue, not Clyde | 54 |
| Game in which the lowest card is a seven | 40 |
| Game in which the lowest card is 7 | 34 |
| Game in which the highest trump card is called the right bower | 62 |
| Game in which the highest cards are the bowers | 46 |
| Game in which the 13 spades are laid faceup | 43 |
| Game in which players subtract from a starting score of 501 | 59 |
| Game in which players play one at a time | 40 |
| Game in which players offer a few words | 39 |
| Game in which players famously cheat | 36 |
| Game in which players collect wedges | 36 |
| Game in which players barely bet? | 33 |
| Game in which pieces can be forked | 34 |
| Game in which only one team scores | 34 |
| Game in which one player doesn't speak | 42 |
| Game in which one aspires to be the 1% | 38 |
| Game in which money talks? | 26 |
| Game in which love is expressed frequently? | 43 |
| Game in which losers never ask for a rematch | 44 |
| Game in which losers have a blast? | 34 |
| Game in which left-handed play isn't allowed | 48 |
| Game in which kings are high | 28 |
| Game in which jacks are the highest trumps | 42 |
| Game in which jacks are highest trumps | 38 |
| Game in which jacks are always highest trumps | 45 |
| Game in which it's illegal to play left-handed | 50 |
| Game in which it's easy to make a mess | 42 |
| Game in which each point made may reduce your score | 51 |
| Game in which each player receives five cards | 45 |
| Game in which each player has four pawns | 40 |
| Game in which crosses are used | 30 |
| Game in which Chinese excel | 27 |
| Game in which at least two men come to pass | 43 |
| Game in which all the spades are laid out | 41 |
| Game in which all pieces have four components | 45 |
| Game in which aces are valuable | 31 |
| Game in which a player may be schneidered | 41 |
| Game in which a pitcher doesn't allow any knocks | 52 |
| Game in which a pink ball is worth six points | 45 |
| Game in which "bullets" can be whatever card you decide | 65 |
| Game in the woods? | 18 |
| Game in the woods, maybe | 24 |
| Game in the Arctic | 18 |
| Game in Alaska | 14 |
| Game in a Reno casino | 21 |
| Game in a forest | 16 |
| Game in 2006's "Casino Royale" | 44 |
| Game in "The Sting" | 29 |
| Game in "The Color of Money" | 38 |
| Game in ''The Sting'' | 37 |
| Game imported from Canada | 25 |
| Game hunters | 12 |
| Game hunter's trip | 22 |
| Game hunter's favorite spot? | 32 |
| Game hunt | 9 |
| Game hosts | 10 |
| Game host | 9 |
| Game honorees, briefly | 22 |
| Game holder, maybe | 18 |
| Game highlights shower | 22 |
| Game highlights | 15 |
| Game help | 9 |
| Game having pairs | 17 |
| Game having numbers | 19 |
| Game having chukkers | 20 |
| Game grp. | 9 |
| Game goulash | 12 |
| Game gobbler | 12 |
| Game Gear company | 17 |
| Game gallery | 12 |
| Game gadget, or the area where it's used | 44 |
| Game full of traps | 18 |
| Game from which the three conclusions are drawn | 47 |
| Game from IGNPC's Best of E3 2003 Awards (for Best Persistent Online Title) | 79 |
| Game franchise with a dragon logo | 33 |
| Game for Zarley and Zoeller | 27 |
| Game for young matchmakers | 26 |
| Game for young ghosts? | 22 |
| Game for young batters | 22 |
| Game for which Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday were once dealers | 60 |