Looking for a way to work together with your kids instead of against each other? Cooperative Board games are great for this!
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Looking for a way to work together with your kids instead of against each other? Cooperative Board games are great for this!
20+ Cooperative Board Games for your next Game Night
We’re all pretty competitive in our household, but sometimes we just want to work together with a good ol’ cooperative game.
Instead of going head to head against your family, now you’re teaming up towards a common goal!
During these first few weeks of summer break, we’ve welcomed a new baby into our family and have been spending a lot of time at home together. While adjusting to our new life as a family of nine, we’ve been getting in a lot of quality game time together.
If you’ve been following us for a while, you know we love a good strategy game to sink our teeth into, but recently, and largely thanks to the newborn sleep deprivation, we’ve been prioritizing quick games we can play with the kids. These have been perfect for making sure we can get in special time with our older kids in quick bursts between newborn naps. They’re perfect for your next family game night too!
We’re taking a look at the card game 5211: Azul edition. The gameplay shares none of the elements that made previous Azul games. Instead, the card game uses Azul-inspired artwork to replace the original game’s art. (Read this post for a comparison of the four current Azul games.)
Does the game 5211 do justice to the Azul brand, which implies a quick, easy-to-learn game with a hidden depth of strategy? Or is it a strange reskin making use of the famous “Azul theme”?
Hey there! Thanks for being here! We’re Adam and Kelsey and we, along with our seven kids, love to play board games! Here you’ll find all our top game recommendations so you and your family can play only the best games together!
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