Travel Games: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. A good travel game is extremely useful. It can get everyone involved in a rousing game that has more variety than many other types of games. You can also play them anywhere, from the back seat of your car and the floor of an airport terminal to the beach or the hotel room.
Fact #2. The first thing to understand when evaluating travel games is that you don't need to limit yourself to just one. Sure, packing space may be somewhat limited, but these games are built as small as they can be. You should definitely invest in several. You have to account for the fact that not everyone's taste in games is the same. If you have two kids that love one style, and a third that hates it, that child's mood can sink the entire trip.
Fact #3. The more people you can get directly involved in the game, the better. If you've got a bunch of brainiacs traveling with you, then games that engage the mind will be most welcome. Chess or scrabble are two such examples. Simpler games usually have the added benefit of including more players. Word or card games are great ways to include everyone, regardless of their brainpower.
Fact #4. While getting organized for your trip, completely open each game and investigate its built-in storage. Some games are acutely aware of how easy it is to lose pieces that are vital to gameplay. These games will often include secure, space-saving storage options.
Fact #5. A tackle box is a great way to organize game pieces. It has a slew of small, easily labeled compartments of varying size. This allows you to organize and store small game pieces in one convenient location. There are even fishing backpacks out there that have large internal compartments for bigger games.