Between 1938 and 1967 there were 18 different Pepys games based on Walt Disney films or characters. Card Games, Dominoes and a Party Game.

In 1953 Pepys launched their first range of twelve Party Games. The games all came in boxes with a shared design of celebratory items

It Pays To Advertise, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games Illustrator or Designer: Not credited various companies

Disney Land Magic Drawings, A Walt Disney Party Game for Young People, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games

What's Wrong? The Famous Five Party Game for Girls & Boys by Enid Blyton, Pepys Party Games, 1953, Illustrated by Eileen Soper

Twenty Questions, The Ever Popular Radio Game, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Game Adapted by Maurice Winnick

Guess What? A Popular Photo Quiz, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games Illustrator or Designer: Not Credited

Ronnie Waldman's Puzzle Corner, The Famous Radio, TV, and Film Party Game, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games

Whats My Line? Voted the Best Ever Party Game on TV., Pepys Party Games First Published: 1950s, Pepys Party Games

Him and Her, What Are They Doing? Pepys Party Games First Published: 1950s, Illustrator or Designer: Bil (of London Opinion

Arthur Askey's "Playmates", Limerick Party Game First Published: 1950s, Pepys Party Game Contents: 12 cards, 3 each of 4 different designs

The Wilfred Pickles' Radio Party Game, Have A Go!, Series 1 Pepys Party Games First Published: 1950s, Pepys Party Games

Riders of the Range, Round Up. An Action Game for Boys & Girls. By arrangement with the "Eagle" First Published: 1950s Pepys Party Games

Space Ships - The Dan Dare Treasure Hunt by arrangement with the "EAGLE" First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games

Enid Blyton's Little Noddy Party Game, Pepys Party Game First Published: 1960s, Pepys Party Games Illustrator or Designer: After Enid Blyton

Bingo Ball, Chart Football, A Pepys Game First Published: 1960s, A Pepys Game