The term games is the plural of game, and may refer to:

Olympics

• Olympic Games
• Summer Olympic Games
• Winter Olympic Games
• Special Olympics World Games
• Ancient Olympic Games
• Paralympic Games
• Sexual and fetish games

Ancient Greco/Roman Games

• Heraea Games at Olympia
• Panathenaic Games at Athens
• Panhellenic Games
• Isthmian Games at Corinth
• Nemean Games at Nemea
• Pythian Games at Delphi
• Capitoline Games
• Secular Games (Latin Ludi Saeculares) of Rome

Modern Games

• All-Africa Games
• Arafura Games
• Arctic Winter Games
• Aryan Games
• Asian Games
• Asian Winter Games
• Australian University Games
• Bolivarian Games
• British Empire Games
• Canada Games
• Central American and Caribbean Games
• Commonwealth Games
• Commonwealth Youth Games
• Cotswold Games
• East Asian Games
• FEI World Equestrian Games
• Friendship Games
• Gaelic games
• Games of the Small States of Europe
• Gay Games
• Goodwill Games
• Highland games
• Community Games, Ireland
• Jeux de la Francophonie for the French-speaking world community
• Lusophony Games for the Portuguese-speaking world community
• Maccabiah Games
• Mediterranean Games
• Military World Games
• Nordic Games
• Pacific Games
• Pan American Games
• Pan Arab Games
• Pan-Armenian Games
• Paralympic Games
• South American Games
• South Asian Games
• Southeast Asian Games
• National Congress of State Games, United States
• West Asian Games
• World Games
• World Air Games
• World Wheelchair and Amputee Games

Sports statistics

• Games played, a statistic in several sports representing the number of games a player has participated in
• Games pitched, a statistic in baseball which counts the number of appearances by a pitcher

See also

• Game
• GAMES

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