Family Game Night

A family game night is a game night with mixed ages and a bedtime. The runbook on how to host a game night still applies: name the first game, start on time, one teach. The extra rules are mixed teams, a co-op option, and stopping when the youngest player is done even if an adult wants a rematch.

FamiGo is the scored round that does not need a missing pawn. One adult creates the session. Everyone else joins with a code. Agree out loud whether helping on trivia is allowed. Then leave the rule alone.

A family night that can finish

Opener: Number Jump. Main: Spin & Save if anyone will take a loss personally, or Quiz Fortune on mixed teams if people can still talk. Come-down: Perfect Deck. Loud optional: Pop or Profit. Visual optional: Breaking Glass for older kids. After bedtime, adults may open Outbreak, Hunter, or Fleet War. That is allowed. Family game night does not mean the adults never get a game of their own.

Why bother: benefits of playing games with your kids. Catalog: family games. At-home list: family games to play at home.

When you are ready to play, open the FamiGo catalog, pick a title, and share the six-letter code. You do not need an account or a download. If you want to browse every guide by topic, go to Guides.