Game nights are a part of our weekly ritual in my home. Game nights allow us to reconnect as a family away from technology and have fun together. It’s a way for us have conversations in a casual and fun way. You never know what you are going to find out on family game night, which is why I was super excited that Hasbro sponsored this post so we could check out all of the awesome games in the classic line of Hasbro Games!
I remember playing games ALL the time with my grandfather. We created so many memories together playing Scrabble, Monopoly, and The Game of Life. Now that he’s gone, these are memories that I treasure, and I hope that our family game nights create the same memories for my daughters. One of the games that we played often, especially when I was much younger, was Hungry Hungry Hippos, so I was really excited when my girls chose that game, as they had never played. I knew they would think it was a blast!
Hungry Hungry Hippos is a great, quick game when you don’t have a ton of time because you can play several rounds very quickly. It starts with choosing your favorite hippo color, loading the marbles into the release chutes and letting them fly!
Then, you try to gobble up as many marbles as you can as quick as you can – easy and FUN!
There are so many different classic Hasbro games that can help you Get Your Family Game On, but there are also lots of other great ideas to use Hasbro games for – they make GREAT gifts. These make awesome hostess gifts (you just became the life of the party), and games like Jenga make awesome stocking stuffers. Plus, the games pictured above are very affordable, ranging in price from $9.99 to $19.99. You’re sure to find a classic Hasbro game that someone on each of your Christmas lists will enjoy! Check them out today and Get Your Family Game On!
What is your favorite classic Hasbro game to play and why?
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Hasbro Gaming.
Hungry, hungry hippos is a classic. Looks like your girls loved it!
Hasbro makes such great games for any age group and brings back so many childhood memories :) We had a co-worker christmas get together yesterday and play Jenga … what a hoot lol
Babushka’s so happy that “Family Game Night” is becoming more and more popular. In the day of everyone looking at their screens, it’s nice to see families interacting and having fun together. I applaud and enjoy your family. BB2U
Sorry is one of our all-time favorite board games. We have Sorry tournaments too. Last year, I bought a new game in that smaller square box, and a vintage Sorry from the department store.
Game night with family it always so much fun, it will be a great activities to gather around and have a game night during this festive holiday season :) Thank you for sharing!!
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I LOVE games with my family – these are some of the best. Monopoly and Twister are amazing! Kaz :)
Sounds like a great fun collections of games that can be enjoyed by everyone :) I wish we have them here in Indonesia.
We love Hungry, Hungry Hippos. It is such a fun game and the kids laugh so much while playing.
These are great board games. I miss playing monopoly with my friends. Thanks for sharing.
I miss playing board games. The holidays are a great time to bring out the classics as well as try new games. Board games make a great gift!
I love playing board games and am so happy my daughter has started loving them. I know Santa will be bringing her a few this year.
These are so much fun. I’d love to play Hungry Hungry Hippos again. Hasbro has the best games!
The kids always ask Santa for games for Christmas. I’m always able to find great ones from Hasbro and they are a lot of fun. We love game nights.
We love family game night in our!! I remember playing some of these games when I was younger, love to play them now with my kids.
I love Hasbro games! I grew up with five siblings, and it was one of my favorite things to gather around the kitchen table on Friday nights and play Monopoly.
Oh my gosh, so many fun games and so many memories. We are slowly working our way up to real game play with my daughter … now that she turned 6 we hope it will get easier (though she still hates to lose). I think we all need to work on getting back to simpler, family time and games are a great way to do it. Thanks for showing some love to some classics.
We LOVE board games in our family. They’re about the only thing that brings all of our kids together these days with their age differences and all. Our favorite is to battle it out with a game of Sorry!
I remember when my (now grown) children played Hungry, Hungry Hippo. They had the best time. We also played Monopoly, Operation, Twister and Scrabble. We now play many of these games with our grandkids. Hasbro makes the best games that span generations.