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Most Popular Board Games Australia Revealed

 It’s been so many months that people have been seeking for ideal ways to pass their time. 

Even though technology has made people remain to entertain all the while, but there has been observed a steep rise in the demand for board games in Australia. 


Did you even know, as per the report published by Google Trends Data, it has been found that the term board game itself was searched the most in the years 2020 and 2021 than any other month in history? 

Incredible, isn’t it? 

Well, this big spike of numbers kept doubling in number with every month passing in the lockdown times. 

Wondering which board games Australia has increased the most? 

Let’s get to know the same in this write-up. Continue reading. 

Pandemic 

This is a game everyone can better relate with, especially during these times, and that’s why it has probably encountered the biggest surge in history itself. Unsurprisingly, this game is all about players fighting against diseases that have affected the whole nation and providing the right solutions to fight against them. 

Monopoly 

This happens to be the second on the list of most board games Australia. With this game being reproduced in almost 103 countries in 37 different languages, there are no wonders why it happens to be the most favorite choice of millions of people worldwide. The best part, it has got innumerable modernized versions, indicating you will never get bored of it. 

The Game Of Things  

If there could be some perfect ice breaker game that would help you know other people in a better way, than it has to be the game of things board games. Well, while playing this one, every player is going to get a prompt that they have to answer, and the other ones are going to make assumptions of who said what.   

Ludo 

This game, Ludo, meanwhile happens to be the fourth most popular board games Australia and worldwide. Originally this game was known to be originated from Pachisi, making it way towards the present time, and believe it, people are drooling over it. According to the numbers and reports, it has been known that this game has witnessed a rise of more than 400% lately. 

Codenames 

Last but not least, this popular board game is distinguished as the best team game in which two teams battle against one another to make contact with their private agents. The aim is simple; you have to answer the code name correctly, evading those that might belong to your opponent's team. 

So, here’s the wrap-up for the most popular board games Australia. And no wonders why they are in so much rage – thanks to its creators. 

Get your board game ordered online from Dicebox and make this coming weekend super fun with it.   

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