Whether it be video, board, card, etc., what are your favorite games to play with large groups of friends?

You can’t go wrong with classics like Smash Bros., Mario Party, and Jackbox. I also enjoy a good game of Codenames. What are some of your suggestions?

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    Some ones I’ve had a lot of fun with recently:

    -Herd Mentality, where everyone tries to guess what the most popular answer to a question is

    -Loaded Questions, where everyone answers a question and someone has to figure out who put what answer (both of these are really great for getting to know people better)

    -Monikers, great for a larger group, a mix between taboo and charades. Super super fun.

    -Mind the Gap. Great for mixed age groups like families. It’s like trivial pursuit but you have to answer questions from different time periods.

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    Everyone should know Duck Game. Duck Game is great.

    It’s kind of a 2d sidescroller where you fight each other as ducks with different weapons from pistols to grenades, sledgehammers and laser guns. You can wear hats, there’s tons of content and even more made by the community and it’s very easy to pick up. Supports up to four people, works great on a TV with controllers and is a ton of fun.

    Also, there’s a quack button and you’re obligated to quack as much as possible.

    And it’s usually really cheap on steam.

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    Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes

    Note: can’t play this with my wife. She has gotten me killed many, many times.

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      Man once you get into complex wires I don’t care who you are, that diagram is confusing as hell. Memorizing morse code a long time ago was a great bonus to the later levels though.

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        Complex wires isn’t that bad once you learn how to account for the parts of the diagram that are deliberately confusing, but they’re a lot harder if you only have one person with the manual. If you have 2+ people with the manual, one can get to work solving complex wires while the other helps the defuser with other modules.

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    Mascarade, a board game. It’s a game of hidden indentities, where everyone can lie to try to get all the money and win the game. I’ve had A LOT of fun playing with as much as 10 people. The game can be played between 2 and 13 players, but less than 4 I think it’s not that worth.