Board games for 4 or more players
Most popular board games can be played by up to four players. But what to play when there are more of us at the table? Let's check it out!
Anna Polkowska / BoardGameGirl.pl
Oh, you have no idea how often I have a situation where three or four people come to our house and suddenly it turns out that most of our huge collection does not allow playing with more than four! Fortunately, having learned from experience, I already have a special shelf with names designed specifically for such meetings.
Games for a large number of players. After the word
With more players, word games are ideal. All forms of puns, varieties of Scrabble and the like. So it would be perfect, for example Pun, or puns in a brand new version split into three parts where we collaborate rather than fight each other! A very fresh and compact game that is worth paying attention to.
Our bookstore, party game Word game
word maze in turn, introduces us to a gloomy dungeon in which one team sets traps for the other. The gameplay itself is punctual - we guess the words given by our team, but we must admit that the idea of adding a pinch of adventure to such a game - and its execution! - highlight the verbal maze among other word games.
Rebel, word maze game
Word fight it's a great way to learn english so it's useful when playing with kids - although adults can get tired too because there are three game options in the box, so we can adjust the difficulty level to suit the age of the players and their language skills. This is a simple but very useful title with great educational value.
Edgar, card game word fight
Do you remember "Intelligence" or "City-States"? grab the words he makes heavy references to his in-game "grandparents". Here, too, you need to write out entries from a given category, starting with the selected letter. In addition, we do it in time trouble! However, the whole point is that we will score points only for words not indicated by other players. You can’t even imagine how hard it is sometimes to not write “Warsaw” next to the city with the letter “W”. Well, except that others thought so, and Warsaw gives us a lot of points! Or maybe they thought you did? Or maybe you thought they were… a lot of fun!
Egmont, Catch the Words Party Game
Dwalambury they remind me of walking on very thin ice with a ten-kilogram weight in my hands. Well, imagine that we have two teams here, each of them must guess the password - but we do it at the same time, i.e. two clues give clues to their teams at the same time. However, both passwords are very similar to each other, and if our team inadvertently guesses the opponents' password, we lose! A great idea that really brings a lot of fun. You must try this!
FoxGames, party game, Dvalambury
Board games that will prove themselves at a party
The player lives not only with word games, so let's also consider Swampy country. This is an emotional game about how to share the loot left after a successful bank jump. Since big money is best divided into ... one, we try to exclude the remaining players from the game by “shooting” them with toy guns. That's why, while adult players have a lot of fun with this, I strongly advise against playing with children - there are tons of other games that will be a lot of fun without necessarily colliding with each other, even with toy weapons.
Rebel, board game Cash and Guns
masquerade this title is for thirteen people, so here we have a chance to spread our wings around an exceptionally large table. Masquerade is a bluff game, so we try to confuse our opponents and collect as many coins as possible. Masquerade is a remake of the famous Citadel from the same author, who draws handfuls of his wonderful solutions, adding new, even more interesting ones along the way. If you like to cheat a little at the table - it's time to start the Masquerade!
Rebel, Masquerade, party game
Finally, let's take a look at Pass it on!, i.e. a desktop version of a deaf phone in which we try to understand the train of thought of our teammates and pass slogans further in drawing and writing. I can't remember the last time I had so much fun playing a game where you have to draw something - because here the quality of our work doesn't really matter!
Rebel, party game. Pass it on!
As you can see, multiplayer games abound, so if you have the opportunity to experience a bigger one, try any of the games above! Maybe some board games will tempt you, thanks to which you can get to know each other better? For example board games for adults?
