Dungeons & Dragons

By 1992, the game had been translated into 14 languages and sold over copies in 44 countries worldwide.

By 2004, consumers had spent more than on Dungeons & Dragons products and the game had been played by more than 20 million people.

As many as six million people played the game in 2007.

Ewalt, in his book Of Dice and Men (2013), praised that the game allows for a personal fantastical experience and stated that "even though it's make-believe, the catharsis is real."

Aside from Tactics II and possibly PanzerBlitz (the first modern tactical wargame), this is the most significant war game since H.G.

Beginning with a French language edition in 1982, Dungeons & Dragons has been translated into many languages beyond the original English.