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"If you're not prepared to lose every friend you have over a board game, you're not playing hard enough!"
Described as "a party game for horrible people," Cards Against Humanity is an adults-only, provocative, and hilarious game of fill-in-the-blanks.
Players: 3 to 20+
Age: 17+
Time: 30-90 minutes
Price: ₹1,799
Often described as the Indian version of Cards Against Humanity, Social Humour is an extremely adults-only, borderline offensive, always hilarious game of fill-in-the-blanks for your politically incorrect friends.
Players: 3 to 20+
Age: 17+
Time: 30-90 minutes
Price: ₹1,100
This wheeling and dealing, property-trading board game will be a favourite with all your friends and family.
Players: 2-8
Age: 8+
Time: 60–240 minutes
Price: ₹506
Uno is a simple, shedding-type card game where the goal is to get rid of all your cards before the other players. It's also a popular game to take with you while travelling.
Players: 2-10
Age: 7+
Time: 10 minutes
Price: ₹129
Jenga is a laid-back yet nail-biting stacking game where the goal is to stack the blocks into a tower without letting it fall.
Players: 1 or more
Age: 6+
Time: 5-15 minutes
Price: ₹530
Escape Room In A Box is an immersive cooperation game where everyone in the game is after the same goal: to escape. This is done by solving mental and physical puzzles within a time frame, before a mad scientist turns you into werewolves. To enhance gameplay, players can also connect to Amazon Alexa.
Players: 2+
Age: 13+
Time: 60 minutes
Price: ₹3,479
I know what you're thinking- "Snakes and Ladders? Ludo? Really?!" Both of these globally popular games originated in India (Snakes and Ladders is an ancient Indian board game known as Moksha Patam and Ludo is derived from Pachisi, a medieval game) so chances are you played them hundreds of times as a child. But the low strategy and familiarity are exactly what make them such good timepass to play as an adult. Plus, if you have young nieces and nephews, it's a perfect game to keep on hand!
Players: 2-4
Age: 4+
Time: 15-45 minutes for Snakes and Ladders, Under 90 minutes for Ludo.
Price: Snakes and Ladders, ₹169 and Ludo, ₹399. You can also get this combo pack with both games from ₹164.