Online family games

They are ALL full of ads unless you pay for them not to be which I wouldn’t do
I found a great one for drawing and guessing but the 45 sec ads every 60 secs or so sent me mad so it went in the recycle bin
There are a few word games that aren’t so bad but all the ones that look fun are

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Links to gambling sites, don’t click on it!

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Most of the games are free, if there are adverts I haven’t noticed them (too busy playing), there’s a wide range of games.

He might enjoy Sushigo or Saboteur. Our go-to game at the moment is Stoneage.

We combine it with a WhatsApp call so we can talk at the same time.

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Nowadays, if you go to any forum, if the question is about games, there are always links to these online casinos. All that's left is to ignore or complain.

*Wordfeud - like Scrabble but easier.
*Roblox - very common with kids.
*Township - can go on for years building up your town.
*Penny & Flo - another build up game but has a storyline and little games to knock the bricks out to get tokens to build. Can do one by one, or a few at a time to collect the tokens.

My granddaughter is 7 years old and we play together Roblox, especially I like "Hide and Seek" game there. Last week we started playing another game called Friday Night Funkin game lu-lugames.com/fnf-character-test-playground-remake-4/. What I like most about this game is that the base is music, I can create my own character and it can dance and say funny things. Try it and you won’t regret. It’s for boys, girls and grannies

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We have a family WhatsApp Wordle group which consists of two teenage grandchildren, their father, an aunt and me. Every day we copy our Wordle result onto the site, the adults also often do Quordle or Octordle as well.

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I play online monopoly with my grandchildren. It’s fast and furious. I think I paid £5 initially to access a number of games. You can video link at the same time as playing to chat about moves.

Why has this thread suddenly popped up agin?

Catan and Ticket to Ride both have online versions.
We play both of these "in the flesh" and I keep meaning to try them online.

You do have to buy them.

I also have games on Steam that I play now and again but there are 100s on there - many to buy but also free.
Years ago we played Heroes of Might and Magic over a Local Area Network - that might be worth a look.

All the ones I listed are OK for age 11 I'd say.

Oh yes, Magenta8!
Did you find anything LilyJ?