Tabletop sports are games that simulate traditional sports but are played on a flat surface, often using miniatures or tokens. These games typically involve rolling dice, moving pieces, and following specific rules to replicate the experience of sports like football, basketball, or hockey. Players often strategize and compete against each other, making decisions that influence the outcome of the game. Many tabletop sports games are designed for two or more players and can vary in complexity. Some popular examples include Blood Bowl, which combines American football with fantasy elements, and Striker, a fast-paced soccer game. These games provide a fun and engaging way to enjoy sports in a more accessible format.