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Adult board / party games?
Do you like board games or game night with your friends? I used to, but my group of friends have sort of gotten tired of the games we have and I'm looking for something new to play. Apples to Apples is a good game to is Taboo, but those games can still be considered "Family" type games. I'm sort of looking for something that's a little more flirty or suggestive, but still something you can play with "Adult" relatives. Do you have a favorite game? What is it? Sep 26 13 07:05 pm Link T Noble Photography wrote: Settlers of Cataan? The strip version, of course. Sep 26 13 07:07 pm Link Munchkin. Sep 26 13 07:10 pm Link Google to the rescue - http://tinyurl.com/q3xb286 Sep 26 13 07:12 pm Link Battle of the Sexes can be a blast. Sep 26 13 07:13 pm Link - Phil H - wrote: Thanks, I'll keep those in mind for the wife and I when the kids aren't home. Sep 26 13 07:28 pm Link fuck the dealer Sep 26 13 07:29 pm Link Fluggaenkoecchicebolsen Sep 26 13 07:32 pm Link 
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Sep 26 13 07:38 pm Link Cards against humanity.  Sep 26 13 09:36 pm Link liindsay ann wrote: another good one Sep 26 13 10:17 pm Link Twister still counts as a 'board game', yes? o _ O Sep 27 13 02:56 am Link Gloom? I guess you could make it flirty. Sep 27 13 03:13 am Link FallenEcho wrote: You can make any thing flirty if you know how. Sep 27 13 03:18 am Link liindsay ann wrote: That's probably the best. There was another card game I used to play in college ... I can't remember the title though. It was about zombies on a train. Players had two cards(since you have two hands to hold stuff with), and you'd find different brains to jam into your head. Whoever had the smartest brain when the train stopped won. Sep 27 13 08:21 am Link
Photographer Posts: 10714 Syowa - permanent station of Japan, Sector claimed by Norway, Antarctica Twister? Sep 27 13 08:37 am Link scrabble, chess, jenga, sometimes monopoly Sep 27 13 08:41 am Link We play board games every thanksgiving. Scrabble who knew Monopoly Sep 27 13 09:53 am Link I love the classics... ... Spin the bottle, ... Seven minutes of ecstasy. Sep 27 13 12:20 pm Link MesmerEyes Photography wrote: Especially when you ask Kickham to hold your cinder block while you have your say. Sep 27 13 12:30 pm Link liindsay ann wrote: Thank you! Sep 27 13 02:29 pm Link liindsay ann wrote:
Sep 27 13 02:57 pm Link The game of things... Sep 27 13 06:58 pm Link For my kids the "Who can be the quietest" game...I love that game... Sep 27 13 06:59 pm Link I still really like Trivial Pursuit Sep 27 13 07:44 pm Link T Brown wrote: My mom used to call that game little red school house. Sep 27 13 08:11 pm Link liindsay ann wrote: I just played that. I'm buying myself a copy. Sep 28 13 09:08 pm Link It's not a board game, but Never Have I Ever always leads to some interesting times. Sep 28 13 11:11 pm Link Zack Zoll wrote: I always ended up with government cheese instead of a brain. Sep 29 13 11:30 am Link Tom Linkens wrote: That sounds very interesting. Sep 29 13 10:22 pm Link Bump: Still looking for more ideas. Thanks. Oct 01 13 06:07 pm Link I'm guessing when you say party game, you mean a game for more than 4 or 5 people, right? http://boardgamegeek.com/ has critiques on all new board games that come out. Cards against humanity is indeed a party game, meaning little strategy and still fun for drunk people. And, it is indeed adult, but very, very young adult. Think 19 year olds. Total potty humor. It's fun about twice, then it gets pretty annoying if you're used to strategy games or Apples to Apples. It's the same game as apples to apples, but with adult themes. Look up Dixit. Great party game. Little strategy, although it helps to know a few other players reasonably well. There are expansions, too. 7 wonders is another good party game, can take 7 players. Pretty easy to learn, but pay close attention to all the icons on the cards. The Great Dalmuti is a fabulous party gard game. Only around $16 bucks. 12 12s. 11 11s all the way down to 1 1. You take tricks with the lowest card in your hand, then you've got control and play a card. First one to get rid of all cards makes you the Great Dalmuti. You switch places, because where you sit makes a difference in this game. The Greater Peon, the last person to go out last round, now has to give the Great Dalmuti his lowest two cards, and the Great Dalmuti may give the greater peon any two cards he wishes. Then, you play another round, and switch seats again. Everyone is trying to go out first to be the GD cause it's easier to stay in. Stupid people really feel stupid in this game if they can't get out of the Greater Peon position, but they just need to think it out. I've gotten out of that position, and moved up the table in three rounds to get the GD and hold it for four or five rounds, then make a mistake and lose two or three seats. Great game. King of Tokyo is really, really fun! Considerable strategy involved, though. But, still easy for kids to learn. Get a used copy of Perudo. Dice game. One of my favorite party games of all time. But, only six players, unless you have two and can combine for 7 to 12 players. Works just fine with more. The Resistance gets a lot of play at Game Empire where we play. Card game of spys trying to figure out other spys, etc. Several others, but I can't think of them at the moment. If I think of more I'll come back and add them. Here's a list of Boardgamegeek's 25 party games. http://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/5177/ … arty-games Consider getting a few games that aren't normal "party" games, ie. only have room for 4 or 5 players. Many are still fun, not too technical or strategic, and only take 30 minutes to an hour to play. Spartacus is my favorite game of 2012, but only allows 4 players. Oct 02 13 07:28 am Link |
