Good Board Games

Hands down, this is the next game you want for larger groups to play with and enjoy. What game is it you ask? Well, the title didn't lie,  Werewolf   has quickly become on the top of my must have list. If you've ever played the game that I've learned as a card game called Mafia, you may already be familiar with Werewolf 's game play. For 3-10 players (the more the better in my opinion) game play begins by selecting a role card. This role comes with certain abilities, each one different. Once they're decided, the mischief ensues. First things first, the Werewolves identify themselves to each other privately (in a game where multiple exist). Followed by the other townsfolk carrying out their assigned tasks. Once all of the rounds are completed, let the accusations fly. To win the game it's the Werewolves (and maybe a minion) vs. The rest of the townsfolk in a sort of trial by fire. Someone will be executed as a result of the night time festivities. If it's a...

Are you tired of the same person winning all of your strategy style games at your local game nights? Or are you tired of competitive games in general? Well, what if you tried a cooperative game where all of the players work together to beat the game! Pandemic  is a board game were 2-4 players become agents of the CDC in Atlanta Georgia. Each player takes on  a different identity in the game, fulfilling a unique role within the party. These characters are chosen at random, and this adds to the replay-ability of the game. What combination of  characters work the best together, and how good are you at using their unique skills determines the likelihood of success. Your mission, should you choose to accept it (had to say it) is to cure the world of 4 different diseases before they spread to far. Each one of your group members will have a crucial role in finding the cure, and eradicating the diseases. Information on how to cure the diseases will need to be exchanged, making ...