Casual Board Game Night Games

A collection of board games suitable if you're only playing as 2 or have a large group of 10 players. These are casual games, quick to setup and teach, dont need you to be an avid board gamer to understand, and dont last very long so you can get a few in quickly that evening or as a break between longer games. The condition of each game is described below. - Push [$10]: brand new in shrink. A fun push your luck game for 2-6 players that'll have your heart racing. - Bang! The Dice Game [$15]: brand new, not in shrink but all contents still in their original seal. A social deduction game (guess who's on the enemy team and who's on yours!) that goes up to 8 players. Easy enough to pick up for casual gamers and is one of those games that are nice to have when there are more people at your game night than you expected. A social game that rewards cunning and boldness, it might not be the best game if most of your friends tend to be shy, otherwise, you might learn a thing or two about your friends. I've had my copy on my shelf for so long that it's got some shelf wear and one of the box edges is discoloured from the sun. - Skull [$15] - mint condition; i might have played it maybe 3 or 4 times in total. this game is gorgeous! The art is beautiful and it's really simple to learn and teach. A tactical social deduction game that'll also have your heart racing at times. It's so interesting that, even when you're eliminated from the game, you'll still be watching your friends closely to see what they'll do next. The main drawback is that it only goes up to 6 players although I can see how it could get unwieldy if it went higher. I think this plays best at 4-6 players. - Hanabi [$5] - mint condition. I really liked this game but couldnt get it to the table more than a few times. It's a memory-based, deduction, and coop game that goes up to 4 players. It's so much fun how you have to talk to different players and really listen to what they're saying and not saying and then to decide based on what's best for everyone; a useful skill to always develop and have. This game is not suitable for people with colour blindness. - Citadels (2016 edition) [$20]: all content is mint, box has shelf wear. I absolutely love this game. I think it's really fun and the art is gorgeous. It's hard for me to put my finger on the right player count because I dont think I've played this copy more than twice although I do take it out to look at how beautiful the art is every now and then before putting it back again. It goes up to 8 players making it a useful game to have when you've got quite a few people over. This copy includes the "scenic route" mini expansion, a plastic crown, 22 plastic coins that look like caramel sweets, and lots of character cards and suggested scenarios in the rulebook to help keep the game fresh. - Avalon [$15]: some wear on the card's edges from normal use but nothing you wouldn't expect from a social deduction game that's been around for this long. One card has a tiny bit of a bent corner. I can send you a picture of that corner if you like. This comes with a 3d printed insert I modified so you can transport the game or store it vertically without making a mess inside the box. The insert also supports sleeved cards - Kingdomino [$15]: I think this game is good if you have kids but I've never played it so it's hard to say. I picked this up used so there is some wear on the tiles and the box (as expected from a game that gets played instead of just sitting on the shelf). The game was missing the rule book when I got it but I printed, cut, and glued together the 2nd edition US rules in colour and included it in the box as a fix. I hear the 2nd edition rules clear up a few things so this may have been a blessing in disguise. - Valley of Kings: Last Rites [$15]: box is in good condition, cards are mint as far as I could tell. All cards accounted for. It's been on my shelf for a long time though so one of the edges of the box got sun bleached.