11 Classic Board Games That Are Still Worth Playing Today

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Akanksha Sharma

6. The Game of Life: A Journey Through Milestones

The Game of Life. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @kathryn

The Game of Life offers players a simulation of life's journey, from college to retirement, with all the milestones in between. Created by Milton Bradley in 1860 and modernized in the 1960s, the game reflects societal values and aspirations. Players navigate a winding path, making choices about careers, marriage, and investments, all while encountering unexpected events. The Game of Life provides a lighthearted yet reflective look at the unpredictability of life, making it a favorite for family game nights. Its ability to spark conversations about life choices and priorities ensures its continued relevance.

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