I'm going to be grouping this into 4 categories:

1. Card games
2. Casual board games
3. strategy board games
4. nostalgic games.

Risk and chess.

I've always liked Axis and Allies. I also discovered from a local comic store a board game for XCOM and that's fun to play as well.

Sex

Chess and TV Tetris

Dominion, I think... Hard to say, I have so many!

1. Uno
2. Chess
3. Monopoly
4. Hide-and-don't get kidnapped

Bridge

does sports count? Cos most of the good board games like risk, monopoly take friends and an eternity to play.

does sports count? Cos most of the good board games like risk, monopoly take friends and an eternity to play.

does sports count? Cos most of the good board games like risk, monopoly take friends and an eternity to play.

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Woah triple post..
Must be shitty Australian internet.

Edited 12/14/2015 01:54:37

anything fun

i think the most memorable game was 'War' .I and my group of friends maked 2 sides, started in different corners of the village (or forest) and started to attack one eachother.The most fucked up moment : a banzai charge.(i shouted BANZAI, being the first to charge, i I fell into a ditch, other advanced and got ''killed'', me prisoner )

Edited 12/14/2015 17:58:40

Hearts is always really fun.

Spades is a good 4-player card game. Hearts is decent too. Similar games.

Euchre
Hearts
Texas Hold'em
Monopoly

Settlers of Catan. Some family friends from germany introduced us to it in the 90s and it was a staple in the board game cabinet when I was young, but recently it got very popular among college aged folks so I got to rediscover it and play all the expansion packs. Great game in my opinion, simple enough to teach young kids or play at a party but complex enough to be challenging and replayable. Someone really needs to make an Island of Catan map for Warlight.

Edited 12/15/2015 15:48:51