Social deduction games where you have no information aren't fun to me at all, and people always accuse me of something first just because I'm quiet, haha. Detective Club seems like it would be great! Thank you for the suggestion.
I really want to try Telestrations & Just One. The trouble is, we don't really get together with people very often and it's kind of hard to buy party games when we use them so rarely. When I was a kid, my parents used to collect party game ideas from library books for the college & career at our church. Being I was their kid, I got the perk of being there! I loved the dictionary game (like Malarky/Balderdash) and a lot of my love for party games started there!
Time's Up: Title Recall... played it literally hundreds of times at this point. Our group even made new decks to play with, since we played it so much. lol Absolutely love this game and is often the game we wrap game night with. :-)
@@olivierjodoin2283 It is near perfect. The only issue comes with a young crowd that doesn't know any of the references. But that's when you make your own cards.
"Blank Slate", "Herd Mentality" and "Hive Mind" are party games we like. Also like "Deception: Murder in Hong Kong" and "Code Names". "Camel Up" is fun for 8 players, but not really considered a party game I suppose.
The ones I feel have to be mentioned: Bang the Dice Game, there ain't many good party games that have dice, but this is a fantastic one. Deadwood 1876 is another great one with a similar theme and also dice but different gameplay. Anomia, the game where you can't find a word that fits when you're under time pressure. It's on the tip of your tongue but nothing comes out other than stupid nonsense. I always laugh so hard with this one. We're Doomed, an underrated party game that always takes 15 minutes because there's literally a huge 15 minute sand-timer hourglass. It's very backstabby game that is random, but it's so funny that I don't care about those perceived negatives. The event deck brings out the life in the game with game-bending rules so every game is different. The Metagame, this is the Cards Against Humanity killer. The cards in this game are just regular things and the questions are ordinary so all of the humor has to come from the players. The gameplay is much quicker and there are also many different game-modes to play.
Thank you so much for featuring Telestrations® on this list! Nothing makes us laugh more than seeing what the 'final guess' is on an obscure term.
1. Pictomania
2. Detective Club (Like Chameleon)
3. Wavelength
4. Telestrations (Telephone through Drawing)
5. Just One
6. Wits & Wagers (similar to Fibbage)
7. Decrypto
8. Dinosaur Tea Party ("better Guess Who")
9. But Wait There's More
10. Happy Salmon
One other party game that has been a real winner for us is Blank Slate. It has worked great both virtually and in person.
Lol amazing photo of Lincoln!!
I recently had a huge success with Hues & Cues, very clever game!
Social deduction games where you have no information aren't fun to me at all, and people always accuse me of something first just because I'm quiet, haha. Detective Club seems like it would be great! Thank you for the suggestion.
I really want to try Telestrations & Just One. The trouble is, we don't really get together with people very often and it's kind of hard to buy party games when we use them so rarely. When I was a kid, my parents used to collect party game ideas from library books for the college & career at our church. Being I was their kid, I got the perk of being there! I loved the dictionary game (like Malarky/Balderdash) and a lot of my love for party games started there!
Time's Up: Title Recall... played it literally hundreds of times at this point. Our group even made new decks to play with, since we played it so much. lol Absolutely love this game and is often the game we wrap game night with. :-)
The people at Board Game Barrage podcast keep talking about that game, it looks fun!
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It is near perfect. The only issue comes with a young crowd that doesn't know any of the references. But that's when you make your own cards.
I'll have to check out Dinosaur Tea Party some day.
We're digging Poetry for Neanderthals and Werewords right now.
"Blank Slate", "Herd Mentality" and "Hive Mind" are party games we like. Also like "Deception: Murder in Hong Kong" and "Code Names". "Camel Up" is fun for 8 players, but not really considered a party game I suppose.
The ones I feel have to be mentioned:
Bang the Dice Game, there ain't many good party games that have dice, but this is a fantastic one. Deadwood 1876 is another great one with a similar theme and also dice but different gameplay.
Anomia, the game where you can't find a word that fits when you're under time pressure. It's on the tip of your tongue but nothing comes out other than stupid nonsense. I always laugh so hard with this one.
We're Doomed, an underrated party game that always takes 15 minutes because there's literally a huge 15 minute sand-timer hourglass. It's very backstabby game that is random, but it's so funny that I don't care about those perceived negatives. The event deck brings out the life in the game with game-bending rules so every game is different.
The Metagame, this is the Cards Against Humanity killer. The cards in this game are just regular things and the questions are ordinary so all of the humor has to come from the players. The gameplay is much quicker and there are also many different game-modes to play.
You guys nailed it!
Now I want to go bowling.
I assumed this list would be "games with Party in the title" just to finally have a reason to put the Taco Bell Party Pack game on a top 10.
What up, Bros?!!!!!
#1 = Telestrations.
Monikers