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Do you still play board games?

Shortie · 6 months ago · 6 replies · 419

Board games are something I used to play a lot when I was a kid. I always remember that my mum, my brothers and I would all sit and play board games such as Monopoly, Mouse Trap, and Cluedo on a Friday night each week, and we used to really enjoy it.

We still have quite a few board games, and my kids often like to get them out and play them together.

Do you still play board games? Which board games are your favourite?

6 replies
Kyng · 5 months ago

Yep, there's a board games group every other week that I go to regularly.

We tend to play something different each time, with a focus on more modern board games (like Ticket to Ride and Cascadia), but Harmonies has become a favourite of mine. It's a puzzle-y game where you're building natural habitats and put animals in them!

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bestwriter · 2 weeks ago

I used to play chess but now I am hooked on online card games and yes I play that word game Wordle which sharpens my brain early in th morning as it involvles thinking Have you heard about Wordle?

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Bawse · 2 weeks ago

Not very often, but I still enjoy playing Risk and Monopoly from time to time.

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Uptrend · 2 weeks ago

Board games actually bring back memories. Monopoly, Cluedo, and Scrabble are the board games I have played before. I still play sometimes with family and friends though.

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Ja sa bong · 2 days ago

I used to play Monopoly Go and I enjoy it. Chess is another board game I love but it's more fun when playing against someone better than you.

JustASmallTownGirl · 2 days ago

YES!! I still love a good board game! 😂 Monopoly and Payday were always favourites of mine. Although Monopoly can turn a perfectly lovely family evening into an absolute war over Mayfair and Park Lane 🤣💕 There’s something so nostalgic about sitting around the table playing board games together. ♡

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