Games That Create a New Type of Fun
DVD board games combine the tactile rewards of playing a board game with the fun of interacting with your DVD player. The games are multi-dimensional and include something to appeal to all of the senses. You get to see, hear, and touch it while you play. The television has become a central part of the lives of most families, and it makes sense to include the television in game time as well.
High Tech Family Fun
The way most DVD games work is that there are clues or tasks presented on the television that directly impact the game on the board. You set up the game board and pieces so that everyone can see the television, then move through the game using both sets of technology. The fun of using a DVD is that the characters seem to come to life as you move through the different levels. Playing these type of games is different from playing a regular one because the players still have to interact with one another face to face over the game board.
Play Your Favorite TV Shows or Movies
Some of the most popular DVD board games involve television programs and movies. TV game shows have made a natural progression to the living room through these games because the players can access the same types of challenges that the television players face. Action and adventure shows are also popular on DVD games because you guide your character through the action on the playing board. This medium lends itself naturally to quiz games of all kinds, and it can be really fun to watch the clues on the television instead of reading them to one another from cards.
Traditional Board Games get an Upgrade
Many of the most familiar board games that everyone grew up with have also made the shift to DVD. The DVD adds a new layer of entertainment to such favorites as Clue and Monopoly. The type of entertainment is more engaging, and the people playing the game stay more entertained as it progresses. You get to meet and interact with characters that are related to each type of game, which gives a more three dimensional element to what have always been two dimensional games.
Inexpensive Fun for All Ages
There are DVD games that have been created for every age group. Now, smaller children enjoy playing DVD games because they don't have to worry about keeping up with it before they learn how to read. It is also magical when their favorite television characters become an active part of a game they can play at home. Adult DVD board games are a little more complex, and can feature activities that are more suited to adult audiences. Games like Truth and Dare can challenge a group of adults to do some creative and fun tasks that a younger audience wouldn't enjoy as much. DVD games have significantly changed family game night and group gatherings tremendously.
