Travel Board Games?

>>52768858
Diplomacy

>>52768858
Instead of staying cooped up in your room playing board games, try leaving your room and experiencing new things.

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>>52768885
Did... Did you read the OP at all?

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>>52768885
I get that reading is hard, but you gotta try buddy.

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>>52769343
Sorry I should have been more descriptive with my post. When I'm at the hotel, after a day of merriment and enjoyment with my family, what board games would recommend to play, that are easy to bring along? I understand that reading between the lines is hard for someone with autism, but "you gotta try buddy"

Tomboys are shit

>>52769397
Oh wait shit I misread that. Fuck.

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>>52769432

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>>52769343
Sorry anon, OP here. Jumped the gun and misread your post while I was phoneposting. I am >>52769397 and >>52769480

>>52768858
Checkers
Chess
Monopoly (RAGE INDUCING!)
Clue

>>52770935
Fuck, I'll definitely bring along a copy of Clue. It's been years since I last played. Ill try and grab myself a travel chess kit to bring along as well. Thanks

>>52768858
Settlers of catan.

Anything quick and fun. If you can find it, Lagoon is quite small and easy to pick up. Alternatively, you can grab any sort of Card game, or hell even just a deck of cards and the multitude of games easily found online.

>>52771145
Hadn't heard of Lagoon before so I'll check it out. I'm thinking about picking up Gloom because it's small and can easily fit into a suitcase/backpack

>>52768858
Co-op games are always fun with family if no one backseat games.

Forbidden Desert, Forbidden Island for example.

What's the age range of your family?

Monopoly's a classic, always inspires a bit of friendly competition.

The last time my family played, my dad and my brother had a machismo-infused stalemate that lasted for three days.

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>>52770930
You hurt me. This is for you.

>>52772561
Age Range is mid-late teens, early 20s, and 40s. I haven't played Forbidden Desert or Forbidden Island so I'll check both of those out tonight.

>>52772596
Monopoly is quite a classic. Been a while since I've played but the outcomes are always fun. For a few years, no one wanted to play Monopoly because my brother had a 2 year long winning streak. I ended up kicking his ass during our most recent game and broke his streak

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>>52772818
I'm saving that for later use

>>52768858
Saboteur is fun and easy to grasp - tiny box too