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7 board games to grab before the winter cold sets in

Start planning your next game night by picking up a new board game the family will love.

Udog board game
Courtesy of Uncommon Goods

With the cold winter weather coming up quick, now is the time to stock up on fun indoor activities. This season, plan to stay inside for a family game night by the fireplace by picking up one of these seven board games.

Udog board game
Courtesy of Uncommon Goods

This game combines your love of cards, board games and strategy for a fun night of friendly competition. // UDog Game, $95; Uncommon Goods

red and blue backgammon board
Courtesy of Grandin Road
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Make your game night favorites a part of your daily home decor with these chic games. // Game Board Trays, $99.50; Grandin Road

upwords
Courtesy of Walmart

Upgrade your game of Words with Friends for Upwords. The concept is the same, but you can build on top of words to grab some points. // Upwords, $19.82; Walmart

pac-man board game
Courtesy of Target
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If you’re a video game lover, trade in your controllers for this board game that gives off instant nostalgic feels. // Pac-Man Board Game, $19.99; Target 

Wall chess game
Courtesy of Uncommon Goods

Take your game of chess to the wall for an ongoing or impromptu gaming session. // Wall Chess, $95-$175; Uncommon Goods

Pandemic board game
Courtesy of Kohl’s
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See what it’s like to join the pandemic task force, prevent outbreaks and save humanity with a board game that is perfect for 2020. // Pandemic Board Game, $44.99; Kohl’s

Spontuneous
Courtesy of Amazon

From old tunes to nursery rhymes, this song-tastic game will have the whole family breaking out in song at your next game night. // Spontuneous – The Song Game, $29.99; Amazon

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