During the 1960s, most people preferred ways to spend their free time outside or engage in physical activity. Some stay inside to engage in more traditional forms of entertainment like board games and card games due to the limited availability of video games and the internet. There were hundreds of different board … Read more
The Game of Life is a tabletop game where players take turns traveling across the board to collect money, earn Life pieces, and reach the finish tile. It is often considered the first parlor game to become popular in the United States. Throughout the game, each character will have to deal with … Read more
The board game Risk has both forged and broken friendships for over 50 years. Players need plans to invade and conquer other players’ territories worldwide to succeed in the game. Depending on the players’ skill, a single game of Risk might take anywhere from an hour to several days or weeks. The … Read more
Monopoly has been translated into 37 languages and licensed in more than 100 countries, making it one of the most widely played games of all time. The original version of Monopoly was released in 1935 and may be played with two or more people. The goal of the game is to amass … Read more
The 1980s saw a massive surge in the popularity of board games as both a pastime and a source of entertainment. It’s an excellent opportunity to bond as a family and enjoy a warm night in the summer or on a vacation weekend. When you play a board game with friends or … Read more
Have you ever played a game where you have to give three answers to a question in just five seconds? The rules of the 5-Second Rule game are minimal and straightforward. The questions you’ll be asking the opposing player in this game provide a lot of flavor and comedy. This game features … Read more