Game ideas please must be fun for ages 4 - 60 please.

[fluffyfanjo]

I'm sure you lovely lot can suggest a family game that will keep us all amused on xmas afternoon.

Its got to be suitable for a four year old,a 7 year old and a twelve year, oh and be fun for adults to play.

[Cauliflowersneeze1]

Charades ?

[MistletoeBUTNOwine]

Pictionary?

[WeAllHaveWings]

UNO extreme in tesco for £18.50 today. Ds had lots of fun paying with grandparents from age of 7. Got very competitive. Good because a game can be one hand of cards or several so time taken can be adjusted to suit.

[OneHandFlapping]

Pass the Bomb - it's a word game. We played it one NYE - ages ranged from 6 to 86. 4 year old might need a bit of help though.

Also Articulate - once again 4 year old might need some support.

[damnitdamnit]

Beetledrive in a much smaller scale.

[scousadelic]

Pass the bomb is fun. We also play chicken charades which is really funny

[BlueChampagne]

Pictureka
Mad Libs

[CMOTDibbler]

We've enjoyed 'Hey thats my Fish' which works for any age as the rules are so simple, but you can really over think it as an adult

[BlueChampagne]

Mousie Mousie after a few can get quite silly ...
Jenga

[fluffyfanjo]

bluechampagne I remember mousie mousie from my 70's childhood - especially my mother playing after a few too many xmas sherrys !

I'm off to google it to see if its still available.

[skolastica]

'Who Am I'?

[Loobylou3]

last year the whole family 4-60+ enjoyed the orchard 'what a performance' game

[Biggles398]

Hungry Hippos. Everyone loved it, from my daughter who was 5, to my dad, who was 76! (BIL, Daughter and Hubby got very competitive!)
HeadsUp/HedBandz

[snozzlemaid]

We play a game I read about on here a couple of years ago. All ages love it.
Wrap some cheap presents. Some good and some awful. Put them all in a Christmas sack. Take turns to roll a dice. If you roll a 6 you get to pick a gift from the sack and unwrap it. If you roll a 1 you have to take a gift from someone else.
There's always something that gets passed around loads and other things that everyone wants to get rid of.
It's become a tradition now in our house.