As the gaming industry continues to thrive, with more and more of us turning to next generation consoles as well as mobile based video gaming experiences, it can be difficult to remember that there are much simpler and equally fun ways to enjoy ourselves without the need for modern technology. Online gaming is marketed as a fun and sociable way in which to interact not only with friends but with other gaming enthusiasts from around the world but of course we often forget the importance of spending actual time with our companions. Thankfully, there are still heaps of traditional board games out there to enjoy, so next time you’ve got a few of your friends over, revert back to the good old days and try out these classic titles.
Coup
This brilliantly strategic card game is another result of a successful Kickstarter campaign and is something that gamers across the globe will soon find addictive. The main aim of Coup is to outwit or bluff your way through the rounds as you attempt to influence your rivals to parting with their money and, more importantly, their cards.
Monopoly
This 1930’s classic is always high on the list of every households must have selection of board games. Great fun for everyone, Monopoly sees players competing for properties around the board, all decided by the roll of a dice. Build up your portfolio of houses, hotels, stations and more to monopolise the game and win your rivals hard earned cash.
Cluedo (Clue)
Another true classic on our list is murder mystery board games Cluedo (AKA Clue). Each player takes on the role of one of six potential murderers with the aim of the game to uncover the murderer, the weapon that was used in the crime, and the room in the mansion where the murder itself took place.
Roulette
Even though many enthusiasts of this time-less staple now take advantage of roulette no deposit offers online, it may be a good idea to bring the game in to your living room if you wish to experience something a little more immersive. Cheap tables are often available on sites like eBay, so plan a Saturday night in advance, stock up the mini bar and don some lavish attire before you invite your mates over for a night of enthralling entertainment.
Dungeons and Dragons
Fantasy table top game Dungeons and Dragons has always had the unfortunate stigma of being a little geeky for some player’s tastes however this hugely successful role-playing game continues to flourish, attracting newer generations of enthusiasts with each release. Set out on your mystery quest and enjoy all the fantastical storytelling from the elected Dungeon Master himself as he guides you through your adventure.