When it comes to family gatherings, it’s important to choose games that are appropriate for all ages to participate in, so that everyone can be involved and have more interaction and fun among family members.

Here are some recommendations for games for family gatherings:

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1. Guessing game

• Charades: A classic charade for people of all ages.
• You play and I guess: Participants use body language to describe a word or phrase and others guess.

2. Card games

• Fighting Landlords: A very popular card game in China, suitable for multiple people to participate in.
• Texas Hold’em: A strategic card game for adults.

3. Board games

• Chinese Chess: Suitable for family members who can play chess.
• Checkers: Easy to learn, suitable for children and adults to play together.

4. Board games

• Werewolf Kill: A game that takes place through role-playing and logical reasoning, suitable for multiplayer.
• Who’s Undercover: A game to find out undercover through descriptions and guesses.

5. Questions and answers

• Family Q&A: Family members take turns answering a variety of questions, which can involve family anecdotes, common knowledge, etc.

6. Music games

• Catch-up game: Play a piece of music and everyone takes turns singing the next phrase.
• Music Chair: Grab a chair and sit down when the music stops as the music moves.

7. Sports games

• Balloon games: such as balloon passing, balloon keeping from landing, etc.
• Indoor Bowling: Simulate a bowling game with empty bottles and leather balls.

8. Handmade DIY

• Home crafts: Make crafts together, such as painting, making holiday decorations, etc.

9. Video Games

• Family-friendly video games: Choose video games that are suitable for the whole family to play together, such as Nintendo’s Mario Kart, etc.

10. Story Solitaire

• Solitaire storytelling: Everyone takes turns adding a sentence to continue the story, which can be very interesting.

11. Scavenger hunts

• Family Treasure Hunt: Design a scavenger hunt where family members follow clues to find “treasures”.

12. Role-playing

• Role-playing games: Family members play different roles and simulate scenarios.

13. Laughter games

• See who laughs first: There are many laughing videos on the Internet, and you can compare and see who laughs first.

Conclusion

When choosing a game, it’s important to take into account the age and interests of the participants to make sure the game is fun and safe.

Through these games, the atmosphere of family gatherings will be more lively, and the relationship between family members will be stronger.