Old fashioned family games we played.
Discussion
In my youth, as a family, we would sit around the table & have great fun ( most of the time) playing board games...
Or... just games in general. ( requiring more than 1 player).
Kids of today don’t know what they are missing.
Obviously. One of my favourites was this F1 game. (Brake, brake, brake...damn)
http://thumb2.zeppy.io/d/l400/pict/293020700250/vi...
TWISTER ANYBODY....
Or... just games in general. ( requiring more than 1 player).
Kids of today don’t know what they are missing.
Obviously. One of my favourites was this F1 game. (Brake, brake, brake...damn)
http://thumb2.zeppy.io/d/l400/pict/293020700250/vi...
TWISTER ANYBODY....
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Board games have been having a huge revival over the last few years, and the pandemic accelerated that. It's a billion dollar industry.
There are dozens of new games coming out, review sites, you can play online or with a traditional set.
Modern classics include Carcassonne (place tiles to build roads and villages) and Ticket To Ride (build railways across America), party card games like Werewolf (also an app) and Exploding Kittens, strategy games like Pandemic (resource management) or deck builders like Disney's Villainous (play as a famous Disney baddie).
There are board game simulators so you can play on your computer and online - Tabletopia and Tabletop Simulator play both traditional games and many modern ones.
And then you can play tabletop roleplay games, from the classic D&D to modern alternatives like Starfinder, Call of Cthulhu or Warhammer.
And if you want a more gentle, puzzle oriented game you can play by yourself or with friends, you could try Railroad Ink
There are dozens of new games coming out, review sites, you can play online or with a traditional set.
Modern classics include Carcassonne (place tiles to build roads and villages) and Ticket To Ride (build railways across America), party card games like Werewolf (also an app) and Exploding Kittens, strategy games like Pandemic (resource management) or deck builders like Disney's Villainous (play as a famous Disney baddie).
There are board game simulators so you can play on your computer and online - Tabletopia and Tabletop Simulator play both traditional games and many modern ones.
And then you can play tabletop roleplay games, from the classic D&D to modern alternatives like Starfinder, Call of Cthulhu or Warhammer.
And if you want a more gentle, puzzle oriented game you can play by yourself or with friends, you could try Railroad Ink
Bright Halo said:
We dug out our old top trump cards and the grandchildren thought they were great.
Also played some old board games, Moviemaker, Ulcers, Risk and a bit more of a retro update in Mercedes F1 monopoly.
Nice break from staring at screens all the time.
I reckon that would be fun... with some really old sets.Also played some old board games, Moviemaker, Ulcers, Risk and a bit more of a retro update in Mercedes F1 monopoly.
Nice break from staring at screens all the time.
( cars would be interesting ... top speed 88mph)
austinsmirk said:
Escape from colditz. From memory impossible not to escape.
Feeling all nostalgic now;From memory, nobody wanted to be the Germans...did they?
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/715/escape-
F1 ( of course)
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/38885/f1
Dads Army... Can’t remember, mates game.
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/13106/dads-arm...
On the Buses...
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/16644/buses
Kojak: Catch the bank robbers ( who luvs ya baby)
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2971/kojak-det...
Chartbusters: Make a record, Gigs & try to make a No1)
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3325/chartbust...
‘Go’: Go around the world collecting various souvenirs.
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/7097/go-intern...
Up periscope: ( Basically.... posh battleships)
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/6377/periscope
Cluedo: ( no explanation required)
Bingo: ( All numbers in a blue bag & covered the card with little square bit of card)
Others we played;
Risk: ( Strategy)
Mine a million (Oil)
Sir Francis Chichester (Sailing)
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Milkyway said:
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I can remember the railway building game
Railroader?I can remember the railway building game
F1, Monopoly as mentioned.
Is Spirograph a family game?
Careers.
Mousey, Mousey.
Sorry.
Milkyway said:
As a family we still play Pass the Pigs jet_noise said:
Spirograph... bloody annoying when it slipped( my Dad did the big owl... it took him ages, but it was really good)
Railroader... sounds familiar.
I’ve got a game called DRIVE.
Got to lay various directional cards to build a road to reach your finishing point. ( Similar)
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