All these popular board games are on sale on Amazon so you can entertain the family this Christmas

The most obvious answer wins in this easy to learn and quick to play strategy game. 

A question is read out and you have to try to figure out what everyone else would write. If your answer is in the majority, you win cows. This game can be played with up to 20 people so it’s great for a big family Christmas party

If you’re looking for a quiz game that will get everyone involved, then Confident? is surely the answer. 

In this game, instead of giving exact answers, it’s all about guessing a range. Topics are weird and wonderful and range from everything from the number of episodes of Friends to the biggest ever Lotto win. The questions are fun yet vague so there is plenty of opportunity to get everyone involved.

If you need to burn off some energy this Christmas, then this is the game to get everyone up and active.

Beat That! consists of ten rounds of challenges. All players place a bet on their own ability to complete the challenge. Once bets are placed, go around the circle, attempting the challenge

Like all good family board games, this one takes two minutes to learn and only 15 minutes to play so is great to whip out during the post-Christmas day food slump. 

Everyone knows the secret word – except for the player with the Chameleon card. Use hidden codes, carefully chosen words, and a bit of finger pointing to track down the guilty player.

If you and the kids are bored with the same old board games then this is one to get everyone laughing. 

Harry Potter is a family favourite, but who knows it best?

Featuring 1,800 questions and over 300 cards, this game will test your knowledge of characters, spells, locations, events, magical artefacts and much more, as you compete to master every category.

The second installment in the best selling Ticket to Ride series of train adventures has a whopping 14,000 five-star reviews.

Ticket to Ride Europe is a strategy game that requires you to create routes on the board that score points. Collect cards to build trains that travel across turn-of-the-century Europe. Reach your destination before an opponent derails your cunning plans. 

Perfect for those 12 years and up, this game is all about remembering the colours of things.

Can you remember what colour the five Olympic rings are? How about the colour of the four Teletubbies? Or the lid on a jar of marmite? Each team holds eleven Colour Cards in front of them. Together, they have to figure out which ones to put down to answer the question. 

If you love the show then why not create your own Taskmaster Series by playing 10 episodes to crown a champion, or play each episode as individual games.

In this game family and friends compete in ludicrous challenges to gain points and win. 

A family favourite reinvented, the Pictionary Air Drawing Game will see you taking turns to draw clues in the air using the pen provided; the images created will then be shown via an app on your smartphone and the one who guesses correctly wins. 

With over 49,000 reviews on Amazon, Dobble is a phenomenally popular family game.

It’s a quick-to-learn, easy-to-play card game where players have to find the matching image as quickly as they can. It’s a great one for even very small children. 

You don’t have to spend hours figuring out the rules in this quick-to-learn bluffing game.

A fun party game for adults and family members of ages 10 and above, it combines inventing funny answers with not getting caught. Can you convince the guesser your answer is the right one? 

Cluedo is a classic board game and is now on sale on Amazon for a huge £11 off, just in time for the festive season. 

Eliminate the suspects and discover whodunit, with what and where. 

For those that can’t sit still for hours this is a quick card game that gets everyone involved.

The quiz game is based on fun trivia. You have to answer questions like are sharks more or less old than trees? Are there more or less than 500,000 meatballs consumed in Ikea stores daily? Simply Answer with “more” or “less”.