Get off that phone, and play something IRL with a group of friends. It’s not something that I would buy for myself, mostly because I don’t think about it until I’m itching for something interactive to do. Games are fairly inexpensive, with many clocking in under $20 for a game. You can even bundle a few together for a fun “game night” themed gift.
Classic games
The ones you grew up with, the ones that everyone knows – and probably the ones that are well-worn and sitting at your parent’s house!
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Silly/new games
Some of these sound hilarious. Mix up the usual lineup with a couple of these options.
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Card games
Cards are an endless source of entertainment, if you know how to play. My suggestion would be to gift a beautiful deck of cards with a book on card games so the recipient can learn a few new ones and brush up on old favorites.
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Beautifully crafted game
If the gift recipient is a huge fan of a particular game, what about a gorgeous version of this game?
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