Your most favorite game nowadays?

Twister?

Township - online.

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Scrabble Trickster

Like ordinary Scrabble but you get cards that enable you to play words backwards, pinch one or all of your opponents letters, and so on.
Quite a fun game!

Ramblingrose22 I bought Kamisado (Board game) for my DD and DGD two years ago. You can make easy or as hard as you want but it's quite challenging. For ages 10+

My two have so many board games and had to research for ages for something new for them.

I found an App for Scrabble online which I’m playing daily. It makes me smile when the message comes up: “The iPad is thinking!” ?

Scrabble

cant beat the good old Trivial Pursuit

Stramash is a good game to have in the house for winter evenings

www.stramashgames.co.uk/

Shinsmae
Oh Thankyou, I didn’t think of looking there.

Sara..... Sorry is available on Amazon..

Severnsider
Sorry!
We used to have such fun with that, I tried to buy it for the grandchildren, but it’s obviously no longer made.

War Mahjong online. Patience with cards and also online.

Triominoes, three sided dominoes it keeps the brain matter going!

Yahtzee is a favourite here. Two or more can play and it’s a good one to play with kids too as it’s mostly based on luck.

LIKE Scrabble, both the traditional version and Classic Words on my tablet.
Snakes and Ladders, Ludo, Tiddlywinks etc - all the simple fun games that are quick and don't go on for ever.
Bounce Off
Hungry Hippos
Jenga
Dominoes
Four in a Row. We also have a giant garden version which is fun.
Draughts, but can't play Chess.

DON'T LIKE Monopoly or Cluedo, they take too long.
Card games, my memory's too poor.
And I have absolutely no interest in computer games and games systems like Playstation etc. I think of them as kids games and really don't 'get' why grown men spend hours playing them, surely they could find something more useful to do!

I'm not very competitive and only play games for the fun of it not to win. Every Christmas someone would give me a games compendium but being an only child I didn't have anyone to play with. My Mum was always 'too busy'. She taught me seven card Rummy but when I beat her she wouldn't play anymore.

Cards mainly, DS number 2 brought back a new one taught by sherpas after climbing Kilimanjaro, probably two years ago highly addictive none of us have stopped playing that one.
Also words with friends online.

OH and I play board and card games, favourites are Backgammon, Scrabble, Bezique, Cribbage, Canasta, Rummikub, Gun rummy. We're both really competitive so things can get quite lively!

Nananananal Bluecat what a relief I’m not alone! I’ve always disliked board games, probably because I couldn’t remember the rules and always thought someone was cheating. Playing Monopoly I was always the first player to declare bankrupt. So not my ideal way of spending time with family or friends.

Scrabble and Rummicub.

Not really into games, though we have a mancala board and a game called Strategy in the caravan which the other half and I play occasionally.
I did attempt to play a zoom escape room thing with some family elsewhere, but the connection kept freezing (I hate zoom/virtual meetings anyway), and I just couldn't get into what it was all about so excused myself before I fell asleep in front of the screen!

Our family favourite board game is Sorry! It was DHs when he was a tot so it's at least 60 years old. But - the GSs and their pals love it, they will even put down their smartphones if I bring it out. Such is the appeal.

I see it's still available on line.

Nanananana1 you are not the only one who dislikes board games. I detest them and have done ever since I was a child. Possibly because my dad and sister were very good at them and very competitive. I particularly hated playing Monopoly with them.

We dug out the old Wii Sport games, bought years ago for grandchildren, and had great fun playing skittles, golf, table tennis, all sitting down as hubby has dodgy knees.

We have always played lots of children's games with the grandchildren. The 5 year old like Dominoes which surprised me. Monopoly and Cluedo still favourites.
For myself on the computer, Solitaire and Mah Jong, of which there are many variations. I even have a PROPER Mah Jong game where you play on the computer with three little pretend friends. It's just like playing a real game with real people. I think you can download something similar here:
Mahjong Time
If you're up for a challenge Mah Jong takes a lot of learning to start with, but is great once you have the knack of it.