The Student Engagement Committee is excited to announce some excellent new additions to the Library's ever-growing board game collection.
Not only are these titles crazy fun and perfect for procrastinating, they're also good for your brain and mental health!
Study's have shown that playing board games can:
- improve your cognitive skills by employing logic, math, abstract thinking and problem solving
- reduce stress and promote relaxation
- improve depression, and reduce isolation and feelings of loneliness
- lower the risk of developing dementia by 15%
Do yourself and your mind a favour, and take a break with a deck of cards or one of these popular games! All games can be borrowed for 3 days.
7 Wonders |
Axis and Allies |
Backgammon |
Bananagrams |
Battleship |
Bears vs Babies |
Biblios |
Blokus |
Boggle |
Boss Monster |
Boss Monster: The Next Level |
Camel Cup |
Checkers |
Chess |
Chinese Checkers |
Clue |
Codenames |
Concept |
Crabs Adjust Humidity |
Cribbage |
Dungeons and Dragons: Dungeon Master's Guide |
Dungeons and Dragons: Monster Manual |
Dungeons and Dragons: Player's Handbook |
Exploding Kittens |
Forbidden Island |
Fun Employed |
Ghostbusters The Board Game |
Go Fishing |
Gyrating Hamsters |
Jaipur |
Love Letter |
Mad Libs |
Munchkin |
Mysterium |
Pandemic |
Paperback |
Puerto Rico |
Rick and Morty Total Rickall |
Rummikub |
Scrabble |
Settlers of Catan |
Simon's Cat |
Slangology |
Spot It: Gone Camping |
Ticket to Ride - Original North American Train Routes |
Ticket to Ride: Europe (Full Game) |
Ticket to Ride: Heart of Africa |
Ticket to Ride: Nordic Countries |
Uno |
What Do You Meme? |