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Here are my top 10 favourite board games of all time. Number 10, Skull. The lightest and the only party game on my list. I don't know why, but playing Skull almost reminds me of playing poker, and I really like poker players. Players place either a flower coaster face down. On your turn, you can play another coaster or bet on how many coasters you can flip without revealing a skull. It's such a simple game, but I love bluffing, mind games, and trying to trick everyone at the table. At number 9, Nemesis Retaliation. This game would probably be higher on my list if I had the chance to play it more. In Nemesis Retaliation, you play as marines who are much better equipped to deal with the aliens. Uh. From last time? In the other games, your goal is to complete your objective, which sometimes means stabbing your fellow marines in the back. I would never do that. Okay, I usually pick that objective, complete your mission, and survive. Sounds easy enough, nope. Surviving this game is incredibly difficult. Number 8, Clank! Legacy. I really enjoy legacy games and I already love Clank, so when the first Clank Legacy had to get it. Throughout the campaign your characters gain better cards, and just like you're trying to grab treasure without dying from the dragon while following a really entertaining story. The game uses deck building for movement, combat, and abilities. I played the second Clank Legacy, know. I still like one better. And number 7, Castles of Burgundy. If this were my wife's list, Castles of Burgundy would be easily no. 1 because she always wins every time. Even though I don't win very often, I really enjoy using the dice to acquire tiles to build up your duchy. Different tiles score in different ways, end score bonuses, grouping tiles together, animals, coins. Get points for just about everything in this game. And who doesn't like points? There's a surprising amount of strategy that revolves around rolling dice. Six Lost Ruins of Arnak. This one actually surprised me. Lost Ruins of Arnak has climbed my list ever since I got the Expedition Twisted Paths expansion. The base game is already great, but the expansions make it even better. In the game, your adventurers exploring a mysterious jungle, researching ancient ruins, discovering new sites, and overcoming guardians. It combines deck building and worker placement, resources and draft new cards. Every time we go hiking, it always makes me want to come home and play this game. And you can get all these amazing board games on our website, ElevatedBoardGames.com. We'll see you there.