Whether on the patio with a cool summer breeze or gathered around a coffee table by the fire on a chilly night, there’s something special about game night with loved ones. Until, of course, you can’t ...

For fans of Hide & Seek and copious gore, few games of the last decade provide as much suspense and enjoyment as Dead by Daylight. The asymmetrical multiplayer experience puts four players hoping to ...

Learning or teaching a new board game can be equal parts challenging and maddening. Either you’re the one trying to explain the rules to an apathetic crowd, or you’re being “taught” and are expected ...

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We can all use a break from our phone screens every now and then, and board games are one of the best ways to pass the time and bond with your besties. (And let’s face it — how many games of Never ...

If you're looking for one of the best long board games to fill the hours, you've come to the right place. Not only do all of the games below take at least two hours to play, but some like Twilight ...

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Board games might involve a race to a finish line, as in Sorry! or that ubiquitous first board game for kids, Candyland. Or they might entail a strategic battle for dominance, as in chess or checkers.