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How Far Apart Should Cornhole Boards Be?

Since we first started talking about Cornhole here at Group Games 101 (see our Cornhole rules guide), the … more

If you are intrigued by war-based board games of intense military strategies, conquests of new territories, and diplomatic … more

For such a classic game of comprehensive knowledge, Trivial Pursuit rules are quite easy to follow, trace your … more

Much like the old wine in a new bottle, Balderdash rules are a refurbished version of the old … more

All fun aside, Cranium Cadoo rules allow kids to think and act outside of the box. It’s a … more

Kids enjoy nothing more than being part of a group with their friends, and any good youth group … more

So, you’re eager to start practicing your pool game at home but find most professional-grade tables are out … more

If you love a game combining dexterity, tension and hilarity, then look no further than the balancing, wobbling … more

It may seem that you wouldn’t struggle to find activities to keep teenagers entertained, but they will still … more

If you love family board games that are fun, engaging, simple, yet exciting, the Aggravation board game is … more

Mysterium is a board game that involves solving a murder mystery. The game has a plan for every … more

Set aside all your other adult party games because there is a fresh new kid on the block. … more

Occasionally you may find yourself in a situation where you need to find the perfect group game for … more

The Farkle rules involve little more than rolling dice, totaling up your score, and racing to be the … more

Garbage is an immensely popular leisure card game for preschoolers and young children. If you’re wondering how to … more