Take yourself back to the days before internet, when online gaming wasn’t even thought of and it was all about outdoor games and board games. Do you remember it?

Children would play in the streets, skipping over ropes, riding their bicycles and playing hopscotch while the adults played board games and card games. I remember those days so well, where families would come together with a board game in the evening and play, laughing and joking along.

Things had to change when we became a technological era, first we had computers and then the internet, broadband speeds get faster by the day and our lives revolve around our computers whether we’re buying groceries, searching for services, staying in contact with the office via email or catching up with friends on social media sites.

All Our Favourite Games Are Found Online

All our favourite card and board games are now played online; some even can be played by multiple users. The greatest thing about this is that you can play against family members without sitting in the same room, who would have thought this possible back in the day?

Whether you enjoy playing time management games that you need to nurture and build in order to achieve success or you enjoy playing hidden object games, there is such a wide selection available on various websites and through the social media sites.

The best part of playing on the social media sites is you can play against your family and friends; you can score high scores and challenge them, as though they were playing with you in your living room. It’s truly amazing how gaming has evolved since the days of board games and hopscotch.

Bringing Families Together In a Whole New Way

It still brings families together, laughing and joking just in a completely different way. People you played games with years ago can now play against you even if you’re in a different country. You can make new friends worldwide through the chat rooms and game play. It has remained a social experience but in a whole new light.

To me the most important thing about any game I play is the interaction. The only reason I used to play that old board game was because it was a fun and sociable thing to do. After a meal at a friend’s, the board game would be dragged out and we’d play until all hours. It was fun, it was sociable and it was a great way to spend the evening.

Websites have had to take the sociability and fun factor into it to enable us to get the same things out of online gaming that we did from old fashioned games. The only difference now is you play online, but with networking we can play against anyone in or out of our home, you can even play against people in different countries. It really is a complete change to how things used to be.

If you do an online search you’ll be pleasantly surprised to notice that all your favourite card and board games are available online, the principles of the games we play hasn’t changed at all, only the way we play them has evolved along with technology and the internet.