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I am interested in Dungeons and Dragons and so far I only have the red box and I am looking for others to play. I want to know what other DnD games can I play with?

I think there are some D&D board games somewhere, but those are a different edition. I've never checked them out personally, so I don't know too much about them.

If you want to take the video game route though, there are some D&D video games as well. Neverwinter Nights is pretty good and I've heard good things about Baldur's Gate and Planescape: Torment.

Lords of Waterdeep and its expansions. This is an interesting board game. There are the adventure games, Castle Ravenloft, Wrath of Ashardalon and Legend of Drizzt. These are cooperative games, and can be fun. They are not RPGs, so please don't confuse them with the RPG. The rules are freely downloadable from the WoTC site.

That's about all I can think of. You may find others at the WotC site. DND.wizards.com

Earth001 wrote:
I am interested in Dungeons and Dragons and so far I only have the red box and I am looking for others to play. I want to know what other DnD games can I play with?

The Red Box is (probably) the Essentials edition for 4th. It's fun, but a lot of groups had a quick burn with 4th for various reasons.

Anyway, your best bet is to find some people to play with and see what they like. If they play 5th, there's a free 'Basic D&D' PDF available from WotC with the core rules.

The D&D Boardgames are kind of 'spin-offs' with the Castle Ravenlfot one being kind of 'D&D Lite' while the Lords of Waterdeep one is a worker placement game that uses a D&D setting for background, but that's about it.