People of all ages pass time in friendly competition.
Moise Metellus, left back, 11, and Jamie Jacquet, 10, play chess and Islanda Pierre, front left, 13, and Junie Papouloute, 9, play Kay in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Older adults sit on a falcha, a resting area also used for gatherings, events, and celebrations, and play Baghchal, a strategy board game, in Kathmandu, Bagmati province, Nepal.
From left, Vadivel Ketheeswaran, Yogeswaran Nithusan, Rakujoan James and Murugavel James play a carrom board game at Menik Farm, Vavuniya district, Sri Lanka.
Muhindo Masugho, left, and Jean Mufunuko play Awale, also called Oware, in Kirumba, North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo. The traditional African board game is usually played with pawns, seeds or cowries.
From left, Mario Iván Ruiz, Sophia Pincemin, Teo Magaña and Michelle Rosas Pincemin play Dungeons & Dragons at El Gato Centinela in San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico.
Iván MartÃnez, center, explains the rules of a game to Rodrigo Lazcano, left, and Alexander Gómez at La Caravana CDMX in Mexico City. The cafeteria offers drinks, snacks and more than 700 board games.
Boda boda, or motorcycle taxi, drivers Joseph Banaleka, left, and Aloysius Musoke play Omweso while waiting for customers in Kiwanga, Mukono district, Uganda.