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15 games I like

Okay I am done with finals, but my internet is real in and out today so this is going to be another short post.

  1. Red Flags. A hilarious game where people must decide what is the least bad red flag a date could have.
  2. Mysterium. While being a ghost who can't talk can be annoying, this game is great fun. Plus, it's collaborative.
  3. Love Letter. A fast game, but very fun.
  4. Spank the Yeti. Another hilarious game where you try and determine what actions the judge would do to what objects.
  5. Bezzerwizzer. Trivia and strategy in one game!
  6. Clue. I will forever love this game. I loved it as a kid and I love it now. Plus there is a fun movie you can watch while you play.
  7. One Night Ultimate Werewolf. A bit of a twist on the classic game of mafia.
  8. Ticket to Ride. I only just learned to play, but so far, so fun.
  9. ERS/Slap. Takes me back to high school. I rarely win, but when I do, I feel so awesome.
  10. Codenames. Takes a bit of mind reading, but I think it's fun.
  11. Pandemic. It's been a while since I played, but you must collaborate to save the world and I like that.
  12. Bananagrams. I'm not very good at word games, but in this one you can rearrange words and I appreciate that.
  13. Uno. It's way too satisfying to win this game.
  14. Trivial Pursuit. Team trivia is fun.
  15. Guess Who?. Childish? Yes. One of the biggest waves of nostalgia you could give me? Also, yes.
(Prompt by me)
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