Do you like playing games? Then quickly discover the top 10 board games – board games. Most board games have been around for decades and remain extremely popular. Many of the top 10 board games are now also available as games for the various game computers and as an app for the smartphone
A board game that was already released in 1981 by Park Brothers, where you can win by answering the most diverse questions. The game has different (instructive) categories, which makes it not only a relaxing game, but also instructive. You can play this game in pairs, but also with a large group. The game has since been marketed in various versions, for example taking into account the age of the players.
Many people know this board game under the Wordfreud app, but there is of course also a Scrabble board gameScrabble board game version. The fact that it is a popular game is evidenced by the fact that Scrabble is available in more than 120 countries, in the language of the country, and there is also a Braille version of the game especially for the visually impaired and blind. The aim of the game is to collect points by making as long words as possible.
Always wanted to solve a murder case? Are you curious and would you like to take on the role of a detective? Then Cluedo board game is a must have. In the game, which dates from 1943, you have to solve a real murder case just like a real detective. The classic version of the game is now also available in other versions.
The classic board game Goose Board should of course not be missing in the top 10 board games. The first goose boards date back to the fifteenth century, making it one of the older board games. The first version of Ganzenbord appeared in the Netherlands in 1640.
This is probably one of the first board games that children are introduced to when they get a little older, next to Memory. The game Don't Worry People is intended to get children used to the idea that you can't always win, which one naturally strives for if you don't play Mens Worse. The boring board from the early days has been replaced for a long time and is for sale in all kinds of designs.
A popular board game that was invented in Germany in 1995 and can be counted as a designer game. Different versions have been released, all of which can be combined with each other. It is a strategy game where the players have to colonize a country. Several variants of this board game have also appeared.
Launched in 1957 for the first time, Risk is a classic among strategy games, where you have to try to conquer the world with the right tactics with your army.
Checkers is probably one of the oldest board games in the world. The board consists only of black and white squares and also white and black stones. Checkers are all about tactics and insight. A game somewhat similar to this is chess. Nowadays, drafts is a real mind sport and real (international) drafts championships are organised.
Like checkers, this is a strategy game, played by two players. Chess requires insight and experience and is the ideal method for children to gain more insight in the field of mathematics. Several studies have shown that teachers who give students half an hour of chess per week see a significant improvement in the children's math results. Chess is an internationally recognized mind sport, for which championships are organized worldwide.
The best-selling game in the world dating from 1935. By buying streets, building houses and hotels, a monopoly is built with which other players can go bankrupt. Because this game is so popular and can be bought in many countries, the versions are adapted to the specific countries or certain themes. There are various variants for the little ones, so that they can play Monopoly at their own level. Meanwhile, Hasbro has also launched new versions of this game, especially for young people, such as Monopoly Mario and Monopoly banking.
We love to play Monopoly with our teenagers, but games like Hotel (not listed here), checkers and chess are also favorites. Which of the above top 10 board games is your absolute favorite and why?
