4x4van wrote:
Cornhole, Tipsy-Toss, Giant Jenga.
Oops; missed the "board game" part of the OP.
When it comes to choosing a favorite travel game, Solitaire is at the top of my list. There's something so timeless and comforting about playing solitaire, especially when you're on the go.
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"When it comes to choosing a favorite travel game, Solitaire is at the top of my list. There's something so timeless and comforting about playing solitaire, especially when you're on the go."
It's a game that doesn't require much space or any special equipment, making it perfect for passing the time while waiting for a flight or riding on a train. One of the things I love most about solitaire is its simplicity. The rules are easy to understand, yet the game itself can be surprisingly challenging. It's a great way to keep your mind sharp and occupied during long journeys. Another reason why I enjoy solitaire as a travel game is its versatility. You can play it on your own, allowing for some peaceful solo time, or you can challenge a friend to see who can solve the game the fastest. It's a game that can adapt to whatever situation you find yourself in while traveling.
Wizard (the card game)
How many players do you generally have? There are tons of smaller, quick board games out there these days.
Sushi GO is fun but a little complicated.
Guillotine is a good game with a simple setup.
Codenames is a fun one.
