Board Games

When I was young, I enjoyed LIFE and Monopoly and countless others. In the 80s, I was part of the Trivial Persuit kick! Hubby and I made sure that our chilren had many board games growing up. I really enjoyed those endless hours playing games with our children! As adults, we still have friends over and play board games. Our favorite at present is Balderdash! Board games rule!

I use to like Monopoly , life, and clue growing up myself and sometimes card games.

My favorite was Life, but others up there were Clue, Payday, Operation and Othello. My youngest (7) has a game we play called Dinopoly. It's just like Monoply, but the "real estate" is Dinosaurs instead of street names. The pieces are Dinosaur Fossils and tou buy "bones" or "museums" instead of houses and hotels. And they have explore and discover cards. It's pretty cute. We love playing it.

Aww--I'll play some games with you--LOL. I used to play Life, Monopoly, --do you remember Operation? I think kids today miss out on being able to play such games cause these used to make one thing a bit...not much thinking involved really with video games

As a family, we truly enjoyed playing scrabble together perhaps because apart from really being challengingly brain-stimulating, it's a very excitingly fun board game, which helpfully made us bond. I also vividly remember having tons of absolute fun happily playing monopoly with my siblings and cousins. If only I could play such board games as often as before, then I would surely have another excellent way of relaxing and having a blast.

i have really sentimental feelings for scrabble and monopoly because it was a family thing. The last time we had a family game night was when we played monopoly during my sons birthday 2 months ago. That was fun! :D

My favorite was Monopoly. I also liked Scrabble a lot, although I guess that's not really a board game (don't know). I also enjoyed Pictionary.

Wow, so many good ones over the years. Growing up, there was Monopoly, Clue, Yahtzee, scrabble. My husband and I make sure to have family game night at least once a week with my stepson. We've been doing that since he was little, and he's seventeen now. He looks forward to it. We also have friends over periodically and play things like Baulderdash or Pictionary, or Scattergories. It really makes a fun evening. My stepson likes to join in on those nights, too, and usually surprises our friends with some of the definitions he comes up with for Baulderdash!

Aah Game of life was one of our favorites too. Even Monopoly. Nowadays we don't play many board games only when we get together with my husbands family and they still have a few board games we like to play like Cranium, Trivial Pursuit, Pictionary and a few others.

I love playing board games although your right you hardly see them anymore. I love Payday, Life, Yahtzee, Monopoly, and bunches of others. LIVE IN PEACE

I have many board games and we still play them once in a while. My son's favorite is monolopy. When it is someones birthday in the family, we all get together and play games. Last week on Father's Day, we played scrabble.

Growing up my favorites were Life, and Monopoly. I especially liked Life because I liked getting married and putting the little peg kids in my car. LOL yes, I am weird. I still like board games. Now I love Trivial Persuit and Scrabble. I dont get to play often though.

AAHHH Board games.. I still love 'em. I like scrabble, monopoly, life, boggle, sorry, pay day.. even operation, yahtzee, trouble, headache, hi ho cherrio and so many more - My all time favorites are still monopoly, scrabble and boggle. I just love games but have nobody to play them with anymore.. husband got wrapped up in other things and children don't want to do anything outside of video games and computers and that's just sad.

i grew up playing monopoly, scrabble, chess, risk, clue-do, millionaire's game, snakes and ladders with my brothers and childhood friends. we also played boggle quite a lot. to this day, my partner and i still play scrabble.

I grew up with Monopoly, Scrabble, Concentration, Battleship, Stretego, A great game called Civil War, Password, Go To The Head Of the Class, and a dozen more I can't remember. This was mainly in the 60's and 70's. As kids, we played them often with family and neighbors. There are some I would like to play again, but like you say, there is no one to play with.

I love playing board games....I just can't find anybody to play with.Risk,Clue,Backgammon,Aggravation etc.....you name it.We used to play at my grandmas house in the evenings and it was just fun for everyone to sit and have a good time. It pretty sad if you ask me.....because board games are not just fun for kids.

I still like to play board games when friends come over, I like the game bolder dash it is a really gas to play with about 6 friends it gives us all a big laugh. I even like to play monopoly now and then.

Yes, I also was raised playing board games and card games. We used to play Monopoly, Clue, Life, etc. I also loved Scattergories and would still play today if I had someone to play with. My kids and I still do a lot of board games as there are some great ones out. We found one that is called "Life on the Farm" and it is almost a Monopoly type game but deals with you having cows and money to win. We have set up until all hours of the night to play it and the kids love it!!

I used to love board games - I grew up playing loads! Just lately my family have started playing more board games - like trivial pursuits, monopoly, cluedo and scrabble! It is great fun for all and really helps the kids learn so many different things - In fact my 5 year old beat my partner and 13 year old at scrabble the other night , without any help! xxx

As a child I didn't care to much for boardgames. Partly because the only people I had to play with was my parents. These days my children and I play the game Sorry together a lot. We also like to play the game Brick Builder, which is a board game that you play using legos. You roll dice to see how many spaces you can move. On each space it tells you how many "bricks" you can pick up and what color if any. You try to get the "bricks" you need to put together your creation first.