The Best Family Games to Bring Everyone Together

This 1-6 players card game is perfect for families taking on game night! Players pick cards and try to beat the witches to the finish line. With varying difficulty levels, this game is good for the whole family!

Kids compete to fling their squirrels at the birdfeeder and claim the nuts that pour out. The player with the most nuts at the end wins the game.

Pickleball Blast puts a new spin on the sport with a board game-size tabletop court and a net with an attached Screamin’ Pickle launcher. Using the thumb-powered pickleball paddles, players send the Pickle play piece soaring and try to flip the pickle lids at the other end of the court.

In this game, you’ll secretly gift Christmas mini-games and challenges to your opponents. Strategically choose the recipient you think will struggle the most, making the competition fierce and incredibly funny to watch.

Priorities is a hilarious cooperative game in which toy have to rank everyday items from love to loathe. This easy-to-learn card came is perfect for family and adult game nights. Designed for 2 or more players. Includes 200 item cards.

Players take turns rolling the 5UP die and attempt to discard their tokens through strategic gameplay. The first to do so wins the game.

Earn points by quickly and correctly counting up specific animal butts or colors on cards. The player with the most points at the end wins the game.

Bring the family together with the refreshed version of What Do Toy Meme? What Do You Meme? Family lets players 8+ compete to create the funniest memes, with a rotating judge picking the best one each round.

In this junior version of Rack-O, the goal is to be the first player to fill your rack with cards, from lowest to highest. Number cards are color-coded to match the colors of the rainbow (and colors on the racks). Special cards add excitement to this game designed for 2-4 players.

In this game, kids will race to complete patterns on the plates to feed the bunnies before the mouse eats the bunny food.

Snarkas is a card game that combines educational and fun elements. This addicting family game is played with two to four players with the goal to collect cards and earn the most gems.

Ready to test your luck? Farkle is the dice-rolling, risk-taking game that’s perfect for family game night!

This game combines elements of the Monopoly game with the crossword-building play of Scrabble. In place of rolling dice to move around the board, players build words and move ahead by their score. Features custom Community Chest and Chance cards.

In this game, players are challenged to mimic the right animal sounds to win the game.

Who knew Yetis liked spaghetti?!? We did! In this wacky, fun, award-winning game, the noodles are laid across the bowl, and Yeti is just sitting there on the noodles. Remove the noodles one by one (be careful!), Yeti could fall into the bowl, which means you lose! Now featuring a brand-new, adorable Yeti character and…

In this board game, players must work together to construct the Monkey Palace while competing for the highest LEGO brick income and points, all under the watchful gaze of the Monkey. The game's use of LEGO pieces means that each play session's building experience and final construction are totally unique!

This action game is easy to set up and learn, but will always keep the family guessing. Slide the crocodile sticks into the barrel and watch to see when Bluey will pop up.

Each player races to be the first to snap a path between their light and the communal battery. Build the circuit path solo or play competitively with up to four players as everyone learns the basics of electricity.

Play one of three games against your opponent: Around The World, Classic Champ, or Center Toss. The game can be played indoors or outdoors, and the target face is reversible to switch between modes.

In this quick-play board game version of the digital game, players race to build a landmark. It comes in a compact case, making it great for travel.

Players must respond to the prompt card’s scenario with the intensity of their crazy, silly answer matching a provided secret number. Players can work together to put the absurd answers in correct numerical order based on scales like “tastiest to grossest,” “cutest to scariest,” and more.

This version of UNO includes 56 additional cards, special rules, and action cards like Skip Everyone, Wild Draw 6, and Wild Draw 10, for families that want to change up their typical game night.

This game combines hide and seek with a matching card game. Players must try to get rid of their hands without being captured or drawing extra cards. After one player runs out of cards, the remaining players add up the total value of their cards. Once a player's score reaches 60, the game ends with…

A tribute to the historical events of the 20th century, Time Jumpers is the board game for history buffs and casual game night fans alike.