What was your favourite board game as a child?

Monopoly every time.

I loved that too - have got various different versions of it today but the challenge is getting people to play it as it takes quite a long time!

Mine was snakes and ladders as a child.

I had a travel version of Mastermjnd but not as a child. As a child I liked ludo and hated snakes and ladders. We actually played cards more than board games.

Oh, I loved Mastermind too, but my absolute favourite was Scrabble! I still love playing it online to this day.

Snakes and ladders and Tiddly Winks when I was really little !

Lido …with my granny who ALWAYS cheated…Ina hilarious way that made us laugh .Still miss her 55 years since she died

Ludo

I couldn’t get enough of Chinese chequers! These days I love Ludo.

ViceVersa

Oh, I loved Mastermind too, but my absolute favourite was Scrabble! I still love playing it online to this day.

Same here.

Cluedo.

Monopoly.

I did love Chinese Chequers too. My set was an old one even when I was young.

It was a wooden frame (like a picture frame) with a thinner wooden board set inside. It had glued-on paper "Chinese" artwork. The little holes went through the paper and the thinner board to sit the marbles in.
It had its own "special" marbles. A bit smaller than ordinary sized ones and solid colours.

I thought it was beautiful.

Snakes and ladders for me as a young child so of course I bought my son one. He loved it too and called it "nakes and ladders"

One of 4, we played a lot of Draughts all the time.

Back in the 60's with my Nan it was Ludo or Draughts.
With friends Monopoly or Cluedo. We would spend hours playing one or the other when it was raining during school holidays.

Draughts, Ludo, Snakes and Ladders

Mousetrap, although it never worked like it did on the adver.

Cluedo for me, and Careers, both by Waddington. Every Christmas one of my brothers or I got a board game which was played to death over the following year. Anyone remember Totopoly - the horse racing board game with two sides to the board? One for training and one for the final race. Leoardas II was a favourite horse of mine!

Oh MissAdventure, the anticipation of trapping the mouse and the disappointment when it stalled half-way through! I seem to remember that it was often the diver or the boot that malfunctioned!!!

Cluedo fan here, followed by Manopoly and Cards. My dad had us playing Poker, he said helped with our Maths 👍

Ludo for me.
Disliked Monoply as it went on too long.

Cluedo and Totopoly because I was horse mad.

Ludo and Chinese Chequers

AskAlice

Oh MissAdventure, the anticipation of trapping the mouse and the disappointment when it stalled half-way through! I seem to remember that it was often the diver or the boot that malfunctioned!!!

Yes! Wherever there was a join, the marble veered offcourse, too.

Cluedo and Twister.
Again, my family weren't keen on spending their sunday affsrnoons tying themselves into knots, so i had to hope any game behaved itself