15 Hilarious Games You Won’t Be Embarrassed To Play With Your Family

Whether you're good or bad at drawing, it gets infinitely funnier with a pair of Googly Eyes. This game includes vision-altering glasses that make it even harder for you to draw your clue, and even more rewarding when your team guesses it. "Literally rolling in the floor laughing!" commented one person.

Promising Review: "This has got to be the BEST Family Game Ever! Fun for all ages for sure. [...] The game comes with 3 different levels of goggle lens that distort your vision. One time I [couldn't] even find the paper once my hard googles were on. The lens are very easy to change out. We played without the timer because to me [it's] just impossible to draw anything with these goggles on in 15 seconds. But it is definitely worth the price and the family time you will have is priceless. I recommend this game to EVERYONE!!!!!!"

Shove a dental-grade mouthpiece into your mouth and try to say one of the 143 hilarious but family-safe phrases while other people try to interpret it. That's Watch Ya' Mouth Family Edition. The mouthpieces can be sterilized in the dishwasher or in boiling water.

Promising Review: "My family loves this game. It comes with two different sized mouth pieces, which was nice. I am 21 and have played it with a group of 21 year olds as well as with a 10 year old, 16 year old, and 18 year old with my 81 year old grandma watching and had an amazing time every time. The mouth pieces are dish washable - easy cleaning. The only down side to this product, is there is only a limited number of cards and phrases."

This game is the predecessor to the cult-favorite card game Cards Against Humanity and it's often considered the SFW version. Apples to Apples gives you a topic, and all players need to play the card that they think best fits the category. Then the judge chooses the best answer. This version has all new cards, and even gives you a new double-sided feature so the judge can pick from two topics.

Promising Review: "Saturday night and were looking for something like this that all the kids could play as well. This game fit the bill. [...]"

Bananagrams isn't necessarily new, this edition with larger tiles makes it easier for everyone to play (especially those who struggle seeing the small letters on the original's tiles). Gather everyone and race against each other to build crossword grids for a fun, easy, and educational challenge. One fan mentioned how easy it was to travel with so this pick is even great for family road trips.

Promising Review: "Great game to play with family"

Winner of the "Game of the Century" award, Catan "Trade Build Settle" is an adventurous game of settlements, trades, and cunning development. Use resource combinations to build things, expanding your civilization faster than others. This game is great for smaller families, as the game can have three to four players, for ages 10 and up.

Promising Review: "Beware! Don't try this unless you plan on getting addicted. Your life will forever be altered. You'll find yourself begging strangers to come over to play. Watching YouTube videos to improve your game, bribing your children."

People have called Codenames a "perfect team game for game night." Two spymasters on each team know the identities of all the players, but everyone else just knows them by their code-names. Spymasters then give one-word clues while everyone else tries to guess, and since this game can accommodate up to eight players, it's good for big groups. Plus, with over 2,800 reviews this is sure to be a hit.

Promising Review: "This is a great party game. [...] Discussions about which words to choose can be side-splittingly funny, so it's hard to keep a poker face as a team lead.The number of clue and word cards are generous so you can play this over and over. In [addition], Clue cards can be used 4 different ways and word cards are double sided. Game play is fast paced, you can easily get through a round in 15 minutes if you used the enclosed timer to keep guesses moving. This game was an instant hit for our family."

Taboo "the game of unspeakable fun" challenges you to guess words and phrases, but the obvious clues are strictly off-limits. Fans love how kid-friendly it is and even how it puts your brain to work, testing "fast thinking skills."

Promising Review: "After 35+ years of playing games of various sorts, this still remains one of our family favorites! Well thought out and loads of fun to play! [...] "

Reintroduce your family and friends to the fun of board-gaming with Ticket To Ride: Europe. It's an award-winning cross-country train adventure game, with over 1,500 reviews on Amazon, designed for up to five players and suitable for eight and older. Like a combination of Risk and Monopoly, you collect and play matching train cards to gain railway routes connecting cities. The longer the routes, the more points you earn.

Promising Review: "One of my family's favorite games! Ticket to Ride games are a great way to spend time with family and friends, and the games aren't so intensive that you can't have conversation. A neat feature of this version of Ticket to Ride is the ability to set up stations so that you can supplement your own railways. With younger kids especially, I think the Ticket to Ride games are a fun way to help familiarize them with geography. Money well spent for hours of fun!"

With over 2,000 reviews, Telestrations is making a huge splash. Fans love how it helps families bond and laugh together. Phrases go from drawings back to phrases a few times over, and by the time it reaches the last person, you'll be dying at how much they've changed since the original.

Promising Review: "This game is so much fun! [...] Each player has a dry erase marker and pad and every round a word or phrase is picked from a card drawn. You then sketch the word/phrase and pass the pad to the next player. They in turn guess what is drawn. After guessing the pad is passed again and the next player has to draw what was guessed. This continues until the pad arrives back at the original owner. [...] It is amazing how the word/phrase changes as it makes it's rounds. Wonderful belly laughs for all. This is a great family game and can be played by all age groups."

You've probably played Clue, but have you played it with Neville casting spells in the Trophy Room? "Was wonderful fun and easy enough for my 9 year old Harry potter fanatic to pick up and play within 10 minutes," raves one fan. No wonder it has nearly a rating.

Promising Review: "Our family absolutely LOVES this game. I grew up playing Clue, and it was one of my favorite games. However, I like this version even more. They have added some complexity to the game that makes it more challenging and, in my opinion, a lot more fun. It takes a little longer to play this version because of the added complexity (don't worry, it isn't too complex), but it is so much fun! I highly recommend this to any Clue or Harry Potter fan. Even if you don't think you like the game Clue, you might like this because of the changes to the game."

Experience the riches of global trade during the European Renaissance with Splendor — an economy puzzle game. Two to four players collect gems while finding ways to transport, shape, and sell them. One fan claims this game is near perfect and if that doesn't convince you maybe the other 1,800 reviews will.

Promising Review: "Was looking for a bunch of new games to add to family game night. I had always seen this game ranked highly so bought it as part of a bunch of games. [...] Very engaging game to play. My wife and I love it from the beginning and play it with kids 9 and 10 years old who both easily grasp it and unfortunately beat the pants off the parents. [...] Very pleased with the game, quality, [ease] of learning. [...]"

Draw, sculpt, and act out your favorite Disney characters with Cranium: Disney Family Edition. Custom Mickey ear movers and classic movies and well as new ones keep everyone on their toes, and reviewers say it's a "very fun game" that finishes "in less than 30 minutes." Best of all, unlike the original, the pop-culture references are much more accessible for young children.

Promising Review: "We love to play this as a family! We have the regular version and the Disney one is just as enjoyable. It's not too easy or too hard, and provides fun no matter what age. Every game is different."

Specifically made to overcome some of the negativity in the world, Sway is a "game of debate and silver linings." It's a fun and positive party game where you sway a judge by explaining the pros of different topics, sometimes while performing a challenge. One fan loves how it works for every member of your family (and friends) "Perfect for a snarky teenager, a sassy Great Grandma and everyone in between!""

Promising Review: "My family and friends love to play Sway at our parties. The game can easily be adapted for all abilities. In a crazy world, it is wonderful to get lost looking for silver linings! I appreciate that it is positive, active and stimulating."

Can you think of a song containing the word cowboy? How about heart? Race other players to see who can blurt out a song containing one given word. With Spontuneous, no singing skill is necessary and play crosses generations. "Wonderful game," says one reviewer. "Fun for anytime a group gets together."

Promising Review: "This is an amazing family game. People of all ages and can play against each other. My kids play with their grandparents and great-grandparents. [...] We had people singing parts of Sponge Bob songs sitting next to people singing 1940's war era tunes.My kids (8 and 10) ask to play whenever anyone comes over the house. We are definitely getting our money's worth out of this game."

Combine Jenga with Italian food and a mythological Himalayan beast, and you've got Yeti in My Spaghetti. Take turns removing the noodles one by one, but if you knock the yeti into the bowl, you're the loser. One fan called it "A must-have for a family game night!"

Promising Review: "Super cute game that doesn't take 3 hours of reading directions to figure out or explain to little kids. You place the plastic spaghetti across the bowl, put the yeti on top, and pull out the spaghetti one by one. Whoever drops the yeti loses. It's a family game night favorite - mostly because it takes seconds to set up and seconds to put away. I do keep my spaghetti and the yeti in a ziploc bag inside the box so we don't lose them. They didn't include any storage unfortunately."

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