Board Games Please

[lynbrown]

Any suggestions for board games that my two 12 yo granddaughters could play when they come to visit? Thanks

[Mamyalynne]

Scrabble
Boggle
Pictionary

[Mamyalynne]

New one for me, very good reviews.

Amazon.com User Recommendation

[Mozz71]

Uno is always good fun.
Scattergories.

[shoota]

Ludo - simple but absorbing.

[Fibonacci]

Several list here:

https://www.argos.co.uk/browse/toys/board-games-jigsaws-and-puzzles/board-games/c:30423/age-range:child-%289%252D12-years%29/

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?bbn=364146031&rh=n%3A468292%2Cn%3A%21595312%2Cn%3A%21595314%2Cn%3A364143031%2Cn%3A364146031%2Cp_n_age_range%3A14577916031&dc&fst=as%3Aoff&qid=1571402286&rnid=391457011&ref=lp_364146031_nr_p_n_age_range_4

[Rockrose]

Patchwork
Azule
Lost cities
All available from amazon

[calmck]

They might also like Inky Quest Treasure Hunt and Colouring Books. Available from Amazon. Mine loved them

[theshedman]

As a follow on from Ludo if they find it to easy there is Uckers.

[jourdain2]

At 12 yrs. old, I'd think almost any board game would be OK. Certainly Monopoly used to keep us going for hours. Not a board game, but get 2 identical pack of cards and my sister and I spent hours playing Pelmanism - can also be used for Canasta. Scrabble, Chinese Chequers, Ludo -the list is long. :)

[spathiphyllum]

I use to love the classics!

Ludo

Snakes and ladders

Cluedo (only when playign with parents as it can get a bit confusing)

Ludo has to be the best.

[lynbrown]

What a great list! Thanks all so much.

[Fibonacci]

Another option take them to a local charity shop who often have board games for sale.