FOR as long as humans have had time to spare, minds to sharpen and rivalries to kindle, they have played board games.

Forget Spotify and Kindle, Generation Z increasingly yearns for board games, vinyl and books Hannah Daygo Sun 19 Jan 2025 at 18:30 ...

Our findings suggested that intergenerational board game play normally happens on special occasions or holidays, particularly Christmas. Playing games in everyday life is something that children do.

And board games really give us that analog entertainment in a social setting. So it allows us to have something tangible to play while really enjoying the company of family and friends.