Indoor Games to Enjoy During Lockdown

Indoor Games to Enjoy During Lockdown

Staying at home in the lockdown is going to grow routine and dull soon long. It is during times like these that you can interact with your family via simple activities that you may play at home. Try your hand at these activities to make your family lockdown more thrilling and entertaining.

We came up with a list of indoor activities that were formerly a source of delight for us. These games were ideal for passing the time in school during boring lectures or spending time with family in the evenings, and they were also extremely useful during the lockdown.

Following are some games listed. 👇👇

1. Rock Paper Scissors

This hand-gesture-based game was invented to pass the time during tedious school sessions, but as we grew older, it evolved into an effective form of decision-making. There are no qualifications for it at all. Paper is stronger than rock, rock is stronger than scissors, and scissors are stronger than paper. Whoever wins gets to choose a movie to watch, while whoever loses has to cook supper.

2. Hide and seek

Who hasn't had fun playing hide and seek as a kid? This game is as entertaining as you become older. It's actually fun to hide in the cabinets and beneath the tables. You may play this game with your family and have the finest time ever.

3.Antakshari

Antakshari is one of the earliest games in the history of indoor games. One person begins singing, and the syllable with which the song finishes is the syllable with which the other person must begin singing a new song from there. You lose if you can't think of a song. This is the finest way to spend an evening at home listening to music.

4. Uno

UNO is a popular card game that everyone enjoys! You have the option of playing with actual cards or using the online version. The game includes a variety of colors as well as cards with numbers and some unique cards. The goal is to complete your cards before the others. It's a fun game that may liven up an otherwise boring evening.

5. Pictionary

Pictionary is a traditional family game that requires a piece of paper or a drawing board as well as writing materials. The goal is to figure out what the individual is attempting to say through the graphics they draw. The interesting thing is that no words, numbers, gestures, or verbal/nonverbal clues are permitted. In any game, there are sure to be a few cheats. You may include some intriguing consequences or punishments for cheaters, such as sketching with their non-dominant hand for one round.

6.Online Ludo

Since the announcement of the lockdown, this game has sparked a lot of interest. It brings popular old games online. You can participate in an online match with three other people. In-game communication is also available in online Ludo games, allowing you to mock the losers or gossip while you play. It's a terrific way to remain in touch with friends and family, especially if they're far away.

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