The Dork Spouse and I haven't had a board game night at our house in several months now (with the exception of that dinner party the Dork Spouse hosted some weeks ago as a thank you to some people who helped her out at a big event). There are many reasons for this; we're super busy with other things; we're currently on Smart Hours for the summer which makes timing difficult, many of the people we invited often don't show up, etc). But one thing that always bothered me about Board Game Night when it did happen was that, on those few occasions in which more than a couple of people showed up, there are not very many games that accommodate a large number of players.
In our current inventory, the following games are the only ones that permit more than six players:
- Bananagrams (2 or more)
- Cards Against Humanity (2 or more)
- Citadels (2 to 8)
- Gloom (2 to 7, if you don't mind slow game play)
- Tsuro (2 to 8)
- Uno (2 to 10)
- Pictionary (3 to 16)
- Slap .45 (3 to 7)
- Superfight! (3 to 10)
- Winter Tales (3 to 7)
- Apples to Apples (4 to 10)
- The Resistance (and Avalon) (5 to 10)
- Guesstures (4 or more)
- Werewolves of Miller's Hollow (8 to 18)
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