How to play:

Is a two player connection game in which the players first choose a colour and then take dropping coloured discs from the top into a seven-column, six row vertically suspended grid. The pieces fall straight don, occupying the next available space within the column. The objective of the game is to connect four of one’s own discs of the same colour next to each other vertically, horizontally, or diagonally before your opponent.
 

How to play:

It is a four player game with two players on each team. To begin, place Cornhole Board 8 metres apart, facing each other on a flat surface. One of the partners start the game by throwing one of their Cornhole bags towards the opposite box and the game continues with each of the opposing partners taking turns throwing the rest of the bags. When all the bags have been thrown for that round, points are totalled and the next round begins from the opposite box with the other opposing partners taking turns tossing their bags. Determine the team who throws first by a coin toss or rock off and every round after that, the first throw goes to the team that won the previous round. Rounds continue until one of the teams reach 21 points or more. 

How to play:

To move: Place your piece in an open square.To win: Connect three in a row horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Starting with a grid of nine empty squares, two players alternate turns placing X/s and O’s in the empty squares. The first player to connect three in a row horizontally, vertically or diagonally wins. If there is no more room on the board and neither player has obtained three in a row, the game is a tie. 

How to play:

Jenga is played 2 or more players. Once the tower is built, start the game!1. Try to take a block out by tapping the short side of it, or by pulling it out.2. Once you pull it out, place the block on the top of the tower - either facing left of the blocks, or facing down, or vice versa.3. Repeat step #1 until someone makes the Jenga Tower fall. 

How to play:

A single game is played by two people and each person throws two quoits alternately each turn. Select who throws first by doing a Rock, Scissor, Paper competition. The throwing distance which each player must throw from is 6m. Each time a player throws a hoop over a rule, they much the rule before the next player can throw. Quoits is won by the first player to reach 500 points. 

Snakes and Ladder

Watch out for those slippery serpents as the race is on to reach the end square. However, you can climb the Ladders and zip to the top. But watch out, if you land on a snake it will make you slide back down again. Also, this game can be played between 2-8 players.

 

On the Dots side

Playing this game will have you in knots, literally. With a flick of the arrow you can see what’s next. But you have to keep your balance and have your hands and feet on the mat. However, you have to keep your knees and elbows off the ground. But if you fall or your knee and elbows touch the mat, you are OUT. Last player standing WINS. 

How to play:

To begin with, first you have to lay all the Mega Dominoes face down. A player then mixes them up, then each player picks one tile to decide who will go first. But the player who gets the highest double goes first. The Mega Dominoes tiles are then shuffled again and each player is drawn 7 dominoes for their hand. The player to go first can put down whatever tile they want to get the game started. However, each turn consists of a player laying down one tile. That tile has to have a side that matches the open end of a domino that is already in play. If you don’t have a Mega Dominoes tile then you may pick up a tile from the pile. If there’s a match then you shall play otherwise you will have to add that tile to your hand. The player to have no tiles left to play wins the round. Likewise, you may conduct several rounds and the winner of each round gets a point. The points are calculated by having the remaining tiles added up with respect to the value of pips. The first player to reach 100 points wins the Mega Dominoes game. 

How to play:

Limbo is fun as a group activity and many know how to play this game. In this wooden limbo set, a horizontal bar also known as the limbo bar, is placed atop two vertical bars. All contestants must attempt to go under the bar with their backs facing toward the floor. Also, whoever knocks the bar off or falls is eliminated from the contest. When passing under the wooden limbo set, players must bend backwards. While no part other than their feet and hands may touch the ground. The bar is lowered slightly after everyone has completed their turns and the contest continues. The contest ends when only one person can successfully “limbo” under the wooden limbo set without penalty.