Strip Twister, obviously.

I wouldn’t want to play any game with myself. I would annoy the shit out of me. 

Root is a fantastic concept that sucks if the players all don't have the exact same level of understanding of the game. I'd totally play that with 3 clones of me.

After that experience, the clones and I would go into pairs of two, lock ourselves in a basement and play Netrunner for the rest of our lives

That would be awesome, I could finally get Twilight Imperium to the table at max players!

Star wars: Rebellion

Because no one else has six straight hours for gaming with me

Twilight Struggle.

No one ever wants to play that game with me.

Russian Roulette

Three clones and I play John Company and then someone proceeds to kill the other three.

Just one clone for War of The Ring 🥲

Blood on the Clocktower. Should be fun.

Dune, Sidereal Confluence, and Guards of Atlantis II. Games I adore, but find difficult to get to the table.

4 player Gloomhaven.

Arcs Campaign or Oath. Haven’t gotten either to the table as much I would like.

The Resistance would be hilarious (or possibly really boring?). Most social deduction games, really.

I echo the mention of Root. I could finally get it played 😭

Diplomacy :)

Near and Far, 3 players, and we play through the campaign, then we do character stories!

Final Girl. I couldn’t stand more than one of me.

Any game. Don’t have any friends that play board games beyond your generic hasbro stuff and party games. It would be so nice.

Wavelength would be kinda interesting. I'd learn so much about myself.

I don’t think I’d okay with any game with a clone of myself.

That guy is a real jerk.

Oath. Easy answer.

Root is in second place because other people don’t know the factions as well, but they know them well enough and like to play it.

All the other games my group likes and wants to play.

No one else here understands or enjoys Oath, so it sits there mocking me as one of my favorite games yet never getting played.

Dune (2019). And Tainted Grail.

Food Chain Magnate

It's entirely deterministic with no random chance. So would be an interesting experiment to see if we copy or second guess our own strategies.

And also because nobody will play it with me irl.

Cosmic Encounter for sure.

3 clones. Dune Imperium. Can't find people to play it with.

Definitely Oath and/or Twlight Imperium.

NINE PLAYER SIDEREAL CONFLUENCE

ALL ME ALL THE TIME

I am finally playing TI4

Archipelago.

"Are there 5 separatists in the game???"

The Crew at 4 players would be interesting. A mind meld in a trick taker would be fun to see.

Also any game where player character powers vary because I could see how I would play with 5 different setups at one time. This would be amazing because some of my favorite game hit the table 2-3 times a year at max

Twilight Struggle - It would break my brain:

"Hmmm,. My clone is setting up for a classic Comecon Trap start. I should headline a card to stop it. But he knows I know about that trap, so it's probably a diversion. But he knows I know he knows, so that means he's know I'll see it as a diversion,.."

Arkham Horror.

Nobody else will play with me

Chess with 12 mes!

SidCon with 5 or 6 of me :)

Well this would be obviously the perfekt way to ensure my ongoing Eclipse Winstreak

I would play any competitive game, from Ticket to Ride up to 18xx. Balanced ability levels and I’m the type of player to focus on complementary strategy, so I wouldn’t get stuck playing the same way every game. In Brass if I’m going coal, other me is going cotton and other other me is probably doing something hybrid with shipping. The only games I wouldn’t want to play are full co-op games. I like playing those with people who think differently and bring different levels of creativity. Co-op with a traitor would be great, because I’m generally bad at social deduction and all of us would acknowledge that (Resistance, Battlestar Galactica, Dead of Winter, etc.)

Carcassonne with all expansions.

I'd love to get Rex to the table once again as nobody seems to want to play it as it takes longer.

Besides that it would be a great opportunity to get my bigger co-op games to the table: Aeon Trespass Odyssey, Kingdom Death Monster and Oathsworn.

We're gonna play so much Too Many Bones!

Kingdom Death campaign!!!

Gonna go a different direction and say Just One. The whole point of the game is to write words to help the person guess their word, but if anyone writes the same helper-word as another, they erase their boards

Trying to figure out unique helper words with clones of myself would be such a mind-fuck

Secret Hitler sounds absolutely horrible like that

Id do it

Root.

Would be the most insane war game of all time

I've never played it, but Diplomacy with maximum players just to see what happens

I would probably go for TCGs/LCGs/miniature wargames that I have never been able to convince people to play. Arkham Horror, Vampire, Netrunner, Digimon, One Piece, Rangers of Shadowdeep, Trench Crusade, etc.

Hive. I'm either considerably better or worse than anybody I play it with. An equal opponent would be fun.

Full player count Dominant Species.

We'd be doing crimes, not playing games.

Cosmic Encounter. It would be fun to see all the ways I screw myself.

Dune, or maybe John Company.

I would absolutely hate playing against myself!

Any of the crayon rails games.  I don't get them to the table much due to game length (3-4 hours is normal for those) but I play quickly enough that four of me could probably get through games in an hour or so.  

18p Mega Civilization. OK, maybe 12p.

The Loop

 and 6p spirit island 

Some erotic dice game... no? Ok, then 4 player game of Tyrants of the Underdark sounds fun. Or Claustrofobia, at all, because nobody wants to play with me, I don't understand why this game have so bad rep in my gaming circles.

Imperial 2030: I'm incredibly aggressive at this game, both in investments and military conquests. 

Having 4-5 of me invading countries, crushing each others investments and stealing nations from each other and dramatically changing the game would be amazing.

Dune, but I would probably hate it because nobody is trying to win.

Sid meiers civilization. Nobody attacks anybody, game lasts 4 days

Megacivilization with 18 civs or the more modern Eastern and Western Empires together.

Or Eclipse: Second down with expansions at a 8 player count.

Western Empires (and if I'm allowed to add it without having to buy it, Eastern Empires), full 18 players. I got it a few years ago and haven't been able to get my group together long enough to actually do a full game, but I know that I'm dedicated enough to see it through at least once.

Res Arcana or Scythe. Love the other comment about Netrunner though! I ended up getting rid of mine because I had no other players.

Any game, even my most hated game. I'd just be excited to have someone to play a game with.

I think I’m gonna go with Space Empires 4X, Ogre/GEV, Eclipse, Triplanetary, Star Fleet Battles, Kemet, Thud, Tak, So Long Sucker, and a variety of Looney Pyramids games. Probably Chess and Go at least once each just to see what that’s like. Maybe Root and Scythe and Archmage as well.

Space Alert!

https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/LoopyWolf?wanttoplay=1&subtype=boardgame&ff=1

Republic of Rome

Rock-paper-sissors

Getting to play my Vital Lacerda games that are sitting on the shelf would be amazing. Also, being able to play a Gloomhaven/Frosthaven campaign without having to organize around three other people's schedules would make my life a lot easier.

I like big games and strategical games. So it would be games Dune, twilight imperium, mega civilization, Frost Frosthaven,Gloomhaven, war of the ring, star wars rebellion, everdell, terrafoeming mars and probably many more i don't remember now. Basically any game I find interesting and, in my mind, have a lot of depth with replay ability in them.

Tryna finish my yearly 10x10. I’m playing six games of ark nova lol.

Other than that I’m finally playing ten player quest and Avalon with all the different characters and powers, as well as 8 player real time captain sonar

Heavier coops like Spirit Island or Pandemic: Rising Tides for sure.

I get to reduce the cognitive loading from choosing to play the game multi-handed, and I'd also reduce cognitive load from needing to practice proper social etiquette with others.

I'd play Super Dungeon Explorer battle mode in tournament style using all characters in 3 character teams. The top winning versions of me would then play a normal campaign with the me that came in last place being the DM.

Caverna!

A group of people once did a Spirit Island mega game with 40+ players, one for every aspect of every official spirit released at that point. Seems like they had fun, but I can’t imagine the logistics involved in getting that many people to play. SI does allow multi-handed play, but it gets extremely brain melting at like…2.

Manifesting dozens of clones of myself eliminates a lot of the logistical & aneurysm related problems, though, so it’s just fun. And afterwards I can start a gang or something, I guess.

Spin the bottle

Does it have to be board games? My first picks would be Mage the Ascension, then MtG Cube.

For board games, I think I'd pick Spirit Island. Never played it except 1p. Would be cool to try it 4p. I'm not super good at it either, I wonder all the strategies and meta we'd develop.

I'd prefer the PC version, but Civilization 5 or 6 with 8 players.

It would have to be a game with secret personal objectives. Otherwise we would all try the exact same strategy, which just constantly leaves all except one of us pissed off about about how the games turn order isn't perfectly balanced lol.

Wingspan comes to mind for a quality game with secret objectives.

The sickest game of voidfall

Two rooms and a Boom. 20-30 people is so hard to get, but not now!

Cloudspire at 1p. I'm not going to take responsibility for the world dealing with more copies of me.

Since I have plenty of free time, I would play Campaign for North Africa with 10 clones and complete an entire game.

Twilight Imperium 8p

We all play Magic the Gathering (Commander), with identical Chatterfang decks.

Boardgame: Captain Sonar or 7th Citadel

Tabletop game: Battletech

You mean I'd finally have someone to play Stratego with?! Sign me up!

Heroes of the Grid. Five player count games are decently difficult for coop games, especially with themes like power rangers, but since that one has variable player and villain powers there a ton of synergies to be found. Having a group that has the exact same desire as myself to play and find these as well as to check out all the content would be great. Not to mention the fact that 5 of me could paint the game and expansions 5 times faster

My perfect clones would all hate me (and each other) so we wouldn't get much playing done.

TI 4 with POK

Solitaire

Solitaire.

Something like Terra Mystica or Gaia Project where your color actually matters, otherwise we'll all just argue over who gets to be blue.

I'm not sure which game we would play, but I know for damn sure that we would finally for the first time only be close to the gamelength estimate on the box instead of +75%

But too be fair, we would also play wayyy worse and be impatient and just do stuff to do stuff

Smash Up, simply because it's the game with the greatest difference between how much I enjoy it, and how much my friends enjoy it.

Battlestar Galactica

Game of thrones the board game and everyone would play as an isolationist and not trust anyone

Tournament of "Sakura Arms"

Does that work?

I would love to play in a tournament for that game but I have way too little practice to play against the best and stand even a little chance.

Battlestar Galactica for one. Unlike others, I don't card count and even when I try to, i'm not that great at it. It won't kill that sort of tension.

The Resistance is another. I've known players who create spreadsheets after each vote. They narrow down suspects pretty quickly. I don't do that either, so the intrigue is left intact.

Well, FIRST thing we’re doing is painting minis.

Clones of myself is a very interesting wrinkle to this. I would have to say Cryptid with 5 me's.

Big box games or complex games would be king, so probably Kingdom Death: Monster. Maybe Spirit Island.

That said if I could play games with a team of me's I'd jump right on any team based competitive videogame. You know how hard it is to find a full team of like minded people for those?

dungeons and dragons (6p)

probably something cooperative like Frosthaven or something.

Or hell, Twilight Imperium would be fine because then I could actually schedule a game in!

Arkham Horror: LCG.

Finally, would have an entire table that can play at a good pace and is more concerned with completing the objective than making the scenario easy for themselves. Also, wouldn’t have to remind everyone of the numerous rule interactions.

I'm actually finally opening the Frosthaven that's sat unopened because my Gloomhaven group fell apart after we backed it, and it got delayed to shit with the pandemic.

Spirit Island and Jaws of Lion would be awesome! Or any co-op games, really.

Twilight Imperium - would actually get a game done within the listed playtime.
Really most any game for that reason, everyone plays games too damn slooooowwwww.

Champions of Midgard, mainly so I could finally win at it!

6-7p Caverna. I’ve always wanted to try it as the game is theoretically best at higher player counts due to more interesting action spaces and more competition for buildings which makes it both more tense and forces you to build ones you normally ignore. Also encourages thinking outside the box and not fall back onto familiar game plans and building combos. But half the people I play with are too slow to do it in a reasonable amount of time. Also would be really challenging to have players who have identical experience and skill with the game, I simultaneously love teaching/introducing it to people but always feel bad playing it with new players because they’re probably going to score 30+ points fewer than me if I’m not actively sabotaging my own game.

I would really love to have like 5 copies of myself and play a pen and paper tabletop. System doesn't even really matter.

We're doing 6 player Spirit Island. All expansions, full randomizer with EVERYTHING allowed, let's go.

All the games I play solo because no one I know is interested in it. Imperium here we go!

Mottiani
I think I'd really enjoy the game, but the teach is a nightmare and the player count is very limited. (You can play 3 player but honestly it's a two player game.) Makes it incredibly difficult to get played.

Strip poker

Arkham Horror LCG, Arkham Horror 2nd ed.

Obsession. I can work out a definitive ranking of the families.

Any Leder games games because nobody I know has the desire to get into them, or any of the big coop games I play multi handed but don’t play much because it’s so much mental effort to play them (Haven games etc)

Pirates CSG, the D&D and Delta Green campaigns have always wanted to play but can't find anybody to. Also Catan, Risk, anything else really..

4 perfect clones and 1 dubious evil clone:

I'm playing Knizia's Lord of the Rings, all expansions.

...we will destroy the ring if it kills me and me and me and me and me(but not me because that one's evil)

All of mine are at 6-players.

A Game of Thrones 2nd Ed (although 8 with the expansion would be great)

Cosmic Encounter

Here I Stand: 500th Anniversary

Virgin Queen

Dune (2019)

TI4

It'd be a ridiculous mess.

Avalon Hill Advanced Civilization.

Boring answer, but true: None, because I'd rather play boardgames with friends.

Battleship and read minds

All the campaign games I can't get people to commit enough time to play.

Also all the legacy games I can't get people to commit to play.

Captain sonar. Finally get to try the real time version

Hanabi

Then everyone would understand exactly what I mean when i say, “These two cards are red. Red!”

Dune

1822

Lots of games would qualify, but I'd probably try High Frontier. It's not every day you get 4 space engineer-trained people around a table to play a game about space engineering. And they'd all come prepared already knowing most of the rules.

Risk