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We play a lot of Rummikub in our house.
Clue
Apples to Apples
Spot It
If you want strategy games, there's Settlers of Catan and Ticket to Ride - both games my kids LOVE.
There are also classic games like Scrabble, Monopoly, and Checkers.
I can second Ticket to Ride.
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Balderdash is a super fun game and will have everyone laughing hysterically!
I agree with this 100%
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What's wrong with charades? Everyone always has fun with charades!
Other family games we've enjoyed is Family Trivial Pursuit (it has two decks, one for adults, one for kids), spoons (kind of like musical chairs, only with spoons on a table), and Pictionary.
If you can get the under 12s out of the room, Cards Against Humanity is a lot of fun.
I saw a group of young adults playing Cards against Humanity once. Seems like 13 is still pretty young IMO, as some of the questions (a fairly good bit of them actually), where very purposefully suggestive.
Lastly, Cornhole is a good game too if it isn't freezing outside.
I saw a group of young adults playing Cards against Humanity once. Seems like 13 is still pretty young IMO, as some of the questions (a fairly good bit of them actually), where very purposefully suggestive.
Yeah, I would not play Cards Against Humanity with anyone younger then 18.
Uno is fun for everyone. Consider getting two packs if you're playing with a crowd.
Checkers - older can teach younger if they don't already know.
I also agree with Apples to Apples. Great game.
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