Board Game Suggestions

[Hades#2]

Ticket to Ride is great. There is always the classic card game Uno. There are several card games available that are fun and not very complex to play.

 

[Nutation]

Apples to Apples Junior. I prefer the "kid" version of the card game to any of the adult versions. They all play the same, but the various versions for older players can become trivia challenges. By contrast, anyone can understand the cards that say "bubblegum" or "pickles".

 

[Aeson]

There is a Cards Against Humanity version for kids. Kids Against Maturity.

 

[payn]

There is a Cards Against Humanity version for kids. Kids Against Maturity.

I thought that was Apples to Apples? Im having trouble seeing a kid version of CAH lol.

 

[Aeson]

I thought that was Apples to Apples? Im having trouble seeing a kid version of CAH lol.

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A lightning deal for $12.49. I'm not sure how long the sale will last.

 

[Rabulias]

If we are looking at card games too, there is Fluxx and its numerous diverse themed sets like Star Trek, Doctor Who, Monty Python, Zombies, and Astronomy.

Fluxx

The latest and greatest version of the card game with ever changing rules! Easier than ever with just the four classic card types that fans the world over have come to know and love. It starts out simple: draw one card and play one card – but New Rule cards quickly make things chaotic. Even the...

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[Dannyalcatraz]

See also Munchkin.

 

[Aeson]

See also Munchkin.

There are so many versions to choose from. You'll be sure to find one you and the dicelings will like.

 

[Blue]

• CuBirds
• Point Salad
• Mountain Goats
• Carcassonne
• Dixit
• 7 Wonders Architects
• Azul
• Turn the Tide
• No Merci (a/k/a No Thanks!)
• Kingdomino
• PARKS
• Stella (Dixit Universe)
• Incan Gold
• Splendor

All should be good at their age ranges, interesting for you, and at least four players. And if you want to introduce them to RPGs, a question-and-answer RGP story card game "For the Queen" would be my recommendation.

 

[Aeson]

I just remembered seeing this game being played in an episode of an anime series. I didn't know it was a real game until I looked it up. It looks fun.

Marrakech

When Assam lands on your carpet, the player who moved him must pay you.

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