Digital Board Games – an Oxymoron?

What defines a board game or card game?
In our view, the whole definition of a board game or card game revolves around it being something physical that you can touch, feel, and move around. Playing board games is all about the social interaction of sitting around, face-to-face and moving stuff around on the table or from hand to hand.

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Our Game Gift Guide 2011 is here!

It’s that time of year when families around the world are looking for great family board games to get for gifts during the holidays.

Board games, card games, dice games, and party games are great gifts to give your friends and family since they promote interaction and strengthen relationships.

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Great family board games for a long weekend

We’re excited for Thanksgiving this week.

We love that Thanksgiving comes near the end of the year and before we move into the Christmas holiday and New Year resolutions. Why? Because Thanksgiving* gives us a chance to pause and think about all our blessings. And with it being near the end of the year, we naturally reflect back on our blessing for the year. It also helps us put things in perspective and in a giving mindset to those we love and those less fortunate than ourselves.

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Demolition fun in Knock Your Blocks Off

It’s a given – kids love to destroy things. And they especially love destroying their siblings’ creations.

You know how it goes, one child builds a cool block building or train track and then their siblings runs in and destroys it. The first child then comes running to you in tears demanding that you dish out justice.

Well, now there’s a game that takes this natural tendency and turns it into a game – Knock Your Blocks Off.

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Do you have enough board games?

Are your kids tired of playing the same board games and card games over and over?

When someone suggests playing Monopoly, Life, Scrabble, or UNO yet again, does everyone turn and run out the door screaming or cower in a corner mumbling strange things?

It’s not to say that you can’t have fun with your family playing these games, but if they’re the only games you have to choose from when someone wants to play a game, then we’d suggest you consider expanding your options.

Because board games and card games are all about social interaction, the best board game really depends on the settings and players.

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