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# Board Game Example

Here is an example of an object literal for a computer game that is played on a board:

```javascript
codeconst gameDetails = {
  name: "Super Board Game",
  players: 2,
  minAge: 8,
  maxAge: 99,
  duration: 60,
  boardSize: {
    width: 30,
    height: 30
  },
  pieces: ["pawn", "rook", "knight", "bishop", "queen", "king"],
  colors: ["red", "blue", "green", "yellow"],
  rules: {
    setup: "Each player chooses a color and places their pieces on the board according to the instructions.",
    turns: "Players take turns moving their pieces according to the game rules.",
    win: "The first player to capture the opponent's king wins the game."
  },
  accessories: ["dice", "timer", "scoreboard"],
  ratings: {
    overall: 4.5,
    fun: 4.8,
    difficulty: 3.2
  },
  recommendedPlayers: 2,
  recommendedAge: 8,
  variants: ["Super Board Game Deluxe", "Super Board Game Junior"],
  madeBy: "Awesome Games Inc.",
  releaseYear: 2020
}
```

In this object, the keys are: `name`, `players`, `minAge`, `maxAge`, `duration`, `boardSize`, `pieces`, `colors`, `rules`, `accessories`, `ratings`, `recommendedPlayers`, `recommendedAge`, `variants`, and `madeBy`. Each key has a corresponding value that provides more details about the game. For example, the `name` key has a value of "Super Board Game", which is the name of the game. The `players` key has a value of `2`, which indicates that the game is designed for two players. The `rules` key has a value of an object, which contains the instructions for how to set up, play, and win the game.