Easy games for cross generational group?
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We are going to spend a few days together this week and want to find some games we can play with a group that ranges from ages 10-80.
In the past, we have liked Telestrations, Heads Up, and some game where you guess how others would prioritize random things, but I can’t for the life of me remember the name. We don’t want games with lots of complicated rules or where there are a lot of inappropriate words or ideas (last year, we had to give up on Kids Against Humanity because grandpa was offended by the fart jokes). Thanks! |
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| Clue |
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| Apples to apples |
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Look up the rules for these two games with a deck of playing cards:
King's Corners 99 Easy to learn, not too many rules. |
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We LOVE Qwuirkle. It looks complicated but I assure you, it is not. We play at the table with my 8 year old and 75 year old parents. It's easy to learn and you can make it more complex or not.
I also play it with my students who are all boys, age 14-19. They think it's fun and it's SUPER quick to learn. I have zero time to capture their attention to explain game rules. We also love Blokus for the same reasons. |
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| We like Hues and Clues. We play collectively so there's no score. Anyone can give the clue and all others can vote. People come in and out of the game. |
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Labyrinth
Carcasssonne Settlers of Catan Takenoko Tokaido If you like cooperative games: Forbidden Island Forbidden Desert |
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| Poker |
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| Code Names |
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skyJo or Golf
scattergories Mexican train game uno spot it apples to apples scrabble pass the pigs tenzi |
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| Left Center Right... it is super easy and everyone stays "in" until the very end which is fun for little kids |
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| Dominoes |
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+1 |
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+1 |