Tsuro! Tsuro became one of my favorite party games when I played it at a game night a couple years ago. It's both adult-friendly and kid-friendly, which makes it a go-to when I visit my family. And so pretty!
Oddly, the most frequently kid-requested board game at my parents' house last time I visited was Careers, an old (and more interesting) variant on Life. It's a great game, but my parents' edition is from the 1950s and is horribly sexist. Like there's a square that tells you to roll to find out what percentage of your paycheck your wife just spent on a shopping spree. Apparently there are more recent editions. I hope they fixed that.
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Date: 2012-11-12 09:18 pm (UTC)Oddly, the most frequently kid-requested board game at my parents' house last time I visited was Careers, an old (and more interesting) variant on Life. It's a great game, but my parents' edition is from the 1950s and is horribly sexist. Like there's a square that tells you to roll to find out what percentage of your paycheck your wife just spent on a shopping spree. Apparently there are more recent editions. I hope they fixed that.