Welcome to the Group-Games Forum!

[JSGamer]

We wanted to make Group-Games.com more interactive, so here's your chance to tell us all about your favorite games, icebreakers, and team building activities that you love to play!  Go ahead and create a free account -- registration is fast and easy!  And post instructions to games you'd like to share with us.

We'll publish the games we like on the main page, and you'll be credited as the author of a great game!  Thanks, and enjoy the forums.

[jacob]

We wanted to make Group-Games.com more interactive, so here's your chance to tell us all about your favorite games, icebreakers, and team building activities that you love to play!  Go ahead and create a free account -- registration is fast and easy!  And post instructions to games you'd like to share with us.

We'll publish the games we like on the main page, and you'll be credited as the author of a great game!  Thanks, and enjoy the forums.

cool.. GG forums.. i want to hear peoples' games from other countries.. maybe have some international group games on this site.  w0rd

[curtis13]

yeah, i agree.. i'd love to learn some games from other countries like the middle east or asia.  As a sociologist, i'd be interested to see what themes emerge as far as the differences in societies and what they value.  Do games reflect society or are they merely play?  i'd argue the former.

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"Games are LIFE"

[carl5]

world games sounds neat.  sweeeet.  what would be some examples of international games though?  like Go?  Chinese Chess?  Mancala?  what games don't involve boards or tiny circular pieces?