Favorite board game? Why? Can you suggest a fun and entertaining board game for a group in their twenties?

Question

Favorite board game? Why? Can you suggest a fun and entertaining board game for a group in their twenties?

Answer 1

TALISMAN!

Answer 2

We always play yahtzee. Most everyone likes it.

Answer 3

word racer

nice

monopoly 56

Answer 4

Mmm.. I'm only 14, but I'd say Risk. It's a strategy based game, and it's pretty fun. You can have up to 5 or 6 players I think, can't remember.

Answer 5

Candyland with different choice drinks for each of the themes you may stop at.  Shots that are similar to the areas you may land could be cool!  Be careful and don't play on an empty stomach.

Answer 6

Ticket To RIde

Settlers of Catan

Bang!

Can't Stop

Liar's Dice

Niagara

PitchCar

Wits & Wagers

Someone suggested Imperial, Reef Encounter, & Tigris & Euphrates... Those are all fairly advanced, and I wouldn't recommend them to someone starting out with modern boardgames.

Answer 7

My favorite board game is called HIVE.. but it's only for two players.. and I assume you want a multi-player game. The following are several multi-player games I enjoy:

Imperial

Reef Encounter

Tigris & Euphrates

If you're looking for the "next" Monopoly.. I'd recommend The Settlers of Catan.

Answer 8

Apples to apples is amazing its soo simple too i one of the girls in my dorm introduced me to it a while ago it is a very fun! i also like taboo,the scene its are fun, battle of the sexes, loaded questions, there are a ton of good ones good luck!

Answer 9

Cranium is the best board game ever and is brilliant when played by a group of adults even (or especially) when they've had a drink or three. It's like a combination of Pictionary, Trivial Pursuit and Charades mixed with some funny word games (spelling backwards, anagrams, definitions etc.) and there's a sort of sculpture Pictionary (with Cranium Clay).

Answer 10

You might like True Colors.

It is a really fun game. And people in their 20's will surely love it.

you all have a different color and then you all pick a different card and you read your card and pick the color card of some you think fits the description on the card. Like it would say, who would be more likely to........ So then you would think about each person and put that persons color in the box and pass it on to the next person box and card. Then you will get everyones quesion and put a color in everyones box. Then when all the boxes get back to the person, you will read your question aloud and open your box to see who got the most votes for that question. And some of the questions will make you laugh.

Answer 11

go-moku

it is a bit like tick tack toe but it is fun!

chess

it makes you think critically

Answer 12

Warhammer its a bourd game were you build and paint your own army, and then use them in battles of two or more armies.

I would recomend this game for anyone 12 and up who loves statogy.

PS: you can have an infinent number of players.

Answer 13

taboo is a fun one to play with a group.

also scattergories, charades, pictionary, and balderdash.

personally my favorite board game is scrabble b/c it involves a lot of thinking, but it's not really considered a fun and entertaining game for a group of twenty somethings :)

Answer 14

Ticket To Ride

Power Grid

Thebes

Pillars Of The Earth

Cuba

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