Board games have been around for centuries and spread throughout many cultures.

Classic Monopoly Board Game

Werewolf Board Games unfortunately are not abundant as some other genre games for a number of reasons. With changing technologies the demand for board games overall are not as strong as they once were and more and more of popular culture is movings on to electronic formatting games. On top of that the demand for werewolf games and the production of these games are not that large in general. Although the wolf games that do exist are rather popular once played and I’m sure that a board game enthusiast owns at least one werewolf games if they have every played one.

Even though our culture is changing to a more electronically inclined internet or pc gaming culture there will almost always be a place for the classic board games.

Candyland Game

Board game activity is family friendly and does not require an electronic or even internet connection to play. It is a classic social setting activity for many families and can bring together a great bonding experience when used. Many families especially in the United States take part in games nights where some of the more popular games are played. Monopolyis a game that came about in the early part of the nineteen hundreds that is still among one of the most popular board games for all ages. Candyland was created in the mid nineteen hundreds and is more popular played among youth.

Here are some of the werewolf board games:

The Werewolves of Miller Hollow Game

Ted Alspach's Ultimate Werewolf Game

Are You A Werewolf? Game