How would you like to play a fun family card game that involves intrigue on the high seas – full of treasure, attacking, and bluffing?
We’d love to play one like that in our family too. So when you find one, please let us know because Letter of Marque certainly isn’t it.
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When you think of Atlantis, you immediately think of a legendary fantasy world that’s full of mystery. But when we first played Atlantis, it felt more like Candyland.
Why? Because you move your piece along a path based on the color of card you play.
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Are you good at deducing who your opponents are while at the same time throwing them off your track? If you can – or if you’d like to try – then The Name of the Rose would be a good board game for you.
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Castle Panic is a board game where the name says it all. In this board game you’re trying to defend your Castle from the onslaught of goblins, orcs, and trolls. And at the rate they come at you, you’ll find yourself in Panic mode pretty much right from the start.
But it’s a healthy, fun kind of panic of course. The kind of panic that you share with your closest friends and family – because Castle Panic is a co-operative board game.
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Since we love The Lord of the Rings how can we not take up a board game that lets us try our hand at destroying The Ring in Mount Doom?
What is great about The Lord of the Rings board game is that it’s a cooperative game. You and your mates take an epic journey as little hobbits toward the dark land of Mordor to destroy the ring. Along the way you pass through famous lands while trying to stay clear of Sauron.
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Have you ever wondered what your brother would speak like if he were an Irish pirate ventriloquist?
Well, thanks to Curses you can find out.
Curses is a great party game that you can play with family and friends alike. Of course you better be ready to act silly and like to laugh a lot.
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As the Thanksgiving weekend comes to an end it’s time to reflect on the great time we had to spend with family. No matter where you spent Thanksgiving, we hope you were able to spend it with family.
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Quarto is a board game that doesn’t need a lot of instruction. In fact, when we first saw the game we wondered what we were missing because the only type of instructions we could see were so short that we thought we must be missing something.
So we just went with what we were given and it turned into a family board game hit. We love to pull Quarto out when we want a quick 2-player challenge.
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Othello is a classic game that has sure stood the test of time. I remember learning it when I was little and I’m happy to see that our children love this board game too. Like many 2 player strategic games, it can really develop good thinking skills.
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