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Adult Board Games to Pass the (Ample Amounts of) Time
Because there are only so many shows on Netflix.
By Barry Samaha
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For the time being, nights spent out on the town, eating at the latest Michelin Guide inductee, or dancing at the newest hot spot in fresh designer heels are on pause. Prepackaged meals and performing TikTok challenges in loungewear are the new status quo. That, and ample amounts of sitting in front of a screen, watching whatever Netflix or Hulu series is trending. But if you're looking for a new (but really, old-fashioned) form of indoor entrainment, try playing one of the board games ahead. Because unlike that swanky club and restaurant, these classic sets will never go out of style—and will be worthy additions to your home post-quarantine.
Though reputedly the oldest board game in recorded history, backgammon feels decidedly light and fresh when played with the sorbet hues of this set designed by Jonathan Adler.
The original Risk is about taking over nations, but this clever take on the classic board game is all about conquering an office—a dominion we are all familiar with.
A great way to make any game feel livelier is with some stiff libations. And with this glass tic-tac-toe set, you'll get your fill of x's and o's in more ways than one.
Another board game claiming to be the oldest, Go is all about strategy. And with this, well, to-go set, you can sharpen your computing skills anywhere and everywhere. Though, as of right now, your living room works best.
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Baccarat Marble and Crystal Checkers Set by Marcel Wanders
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Baccarat Marble and Crystal Checkers Set by Marcel Wanders