Longest BoardGame Names
Stephen Meyers
United States
Frederick
Maryland
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OK, list the longest BoardGame name you are aware of; I'll start with:
Where There Is Discord: War in the South Atlantic
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Paolo Robino
Italy
Dueville
Vicenza
"I'm a Nay Saying worm beast!"
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Here's another one.
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Daniel Danzer
Germany
Stuttgart
southwest
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Well, it is easy to have a wargame title built like "Call of Arms: The Battle of XY, Starter Kit: the struggle begins - Westhampshire 1186" or something like that.
But a single word with 13 letters. Top that.
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Paolo Robino
Italy
Dueville
Vicenza
"I'm a Nay Saying worm beast!"
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Ah, the wonderful world of German composite words: 15 letters, and I bet there are longer single-word German titles...
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Duchess of Erat
Netherlands
Enschede
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Like this one
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6.
Board Game: Play West
[Average Rating:0.00 Unranked]
Hilko Drude
Germany
Goettingen
Lower Saxony
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The full title of this game is:
Wie Jim Bailey, Clint Joe, Daisy Hundelby, und Old McDoaly nach dem Fischzug in der Ballington Mine in den Red Range Mountains sich die Nuggets teilten. Oder: Play West
Ok, I win. Or can anyone beat that? 
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John Earles
Canada
Toronto
Ontario
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But you can call it SATOR for short.
SATOR
AREPO
TENET
OPERA
ROTAS
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Hilko Drude
Germany
Goettingen
Lower Saxony
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This isn't bad, either - and by checking this, I noticed that this game has three separate entries that can be merged (correction submitted).
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Michael Weber
Germany
Wendeburg
Germany
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Oh dear, I wish they had decided to go for
BoardGameGeekGame
instead of
Boardgamegeek Game
This makes it only 13 letters in a single word, but this game just HAS to be on this list
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Warren Adams
Australia
Perth
Western Australia
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Tiny game, massive name.
If you don't know it, it is about as high as this entry and about a quarter of the width.
Yes, I know, that depends of what size you are looking at, but you get the idea, it's small.
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Hilko Drude
Germany
Goettingen
Lower Saxony
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I love this title, too, although I have never actually seen this game.
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**MOSHIN' JOSH** [Here to have fun!]
Canada
Cambridge
Ontario
"Sometimes game rulebooks are meant to be used as a guide - not chiseled into stone tablets as scripture. If using a specific rule makes a game more fun for you, then it is not only your right - but it is your duty to change it." --Rob Bell
“My opinion is that a game has its own life when published, and is really alive when players want to add their own house rules!” --Bruno Cathala
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There never was a Volume 2 released...
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Scott Henshaw
United States
East Bridgewater
Massachusetts
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The years add to an already lengthy title. Suppose to be heading to the printers in the next half year, or sooner.
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Scott Henshaw
United States
East Bridgewater
Massachusetts
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Another game still in pre-order. I patiently await it.
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'Bernard Wingrave'
United States
Wyoming
Ohio
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This one has a fairly long title.
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United States
Danbury
Connecticut
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This was the first one I thought of. Though not as long as many mentioned here.
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Dan Owsen
United States
Redmond
Washington
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Here's one.
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Dan Owsen
United States
Redmond
Washington
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And another.
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Bryon Petrie
United States
Kaukauna
Wisconsin
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Can't wait to try this one out.
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Raimond
Sweden
Göteborg
Västra Götalands län
Northern Lights
Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go nowhere. (Carl Sagan 1934-1996)
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You can't say that this BoardGame name of 1774 is short!
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Alfred Das
Netherlands
's-Hertogenbosch
Noord-Brabant
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Alfred Das
Netherlands
's-Hertogenbosch
Noord-Brabant
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Alfred Das
Netherlands
's-Hertogenbosch
Noord-Brabant
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Florissant
Missouri
Bromsgrove, Worcs
It's Welsh. Something about St Mary's church, I seem to remember.
Here's the railway station.
Auckland
Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu (85 letters)
Translation
The summit where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, the climber of mountains, the land-swallower who travelled about, played his nose flute to his loved one.
Goettingen
Lower Saxony
It's Welsh. Something about St Mary's church, I seem to remember.
Here's the railway station.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, our next stop will be Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerych... ah, never mind. We just missed it. Just get off at the next one."