3 Online Games To Play During Quarantine

The ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 and the necessity to stay at home have drastically affected our plans. However, the fact that we can't see our friends and relatives in person doesn't mean that we can't have fun with them. There's still this great option to play games together! Even though we have to opt for the online versions at the moment. Whatever your preferences are when it comes to games, for example, you might like party games, or board games, etc., there's probably an online option for you. Social distancing really made such things high-demand. You can even watch something together with other people using extensions like Netflix Party and some other similar apps. We have collected the best options for spending time with your loved ones playing fun games, so you could choose something that is best for you. Enjoy! Jackbox [media-credit name="All the rights belong to the original creator of the content" align="center" width="717"] [/media-credit] Jackbox Games are probably one of the best options for online gaming. There are several games in each pack, and their rules are very easy, but this doesn't make those games dull, quite the opposite, actually! To play with people who don't live in the same house, you can stream or just share your screen with a group of people. The players only need their phone to play; they will get the tasks or submit their answers through their phone's browser. How to play Jackbox Somebody buys one (or more, it's up to you) of Jackbox Party Packs (there are 6 different ones), or you can also buy the games individually, on Steam. There are 5 games in each Party Pack, and normally, the price of one pack is $25, but if there's a sale, you can purchase one for just $12. You can also find these games for Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Apple TV, etc. Then just start a video call, and the person who bought the games should share their screen for everyone to see what it says. To play together using phones, people will have to enter a room code on the site Jackbox.tv. There are all sorts of games in those packs: you will draw, answer the questions, make jokes, try to guess some information, etc. All games have simple rules, which are explained once you choose a game. We strongly recommend you check them out because those games are lots of fun! The Escape Game [media-credit name="All the rights belong to the original creator of the content" align="center" width="719"] [/media-credit] If you love solving puzzles, you can still do it online with escape rooms. Find clues that will allow you to get out of the digital room in time, just like when you play a typical offline escape game. A good choice (for those older than 12) is TEG Unlocked: The Heist from The Escape Game. You can play this game on your own or in a group of up to 4 players. In this escape room, you play the role of a secret agent who has to stop a thief. The price of one part is $10, or you can pay $17 and buy the bundle. Tabletopia [media-credit name="All the rights belong to the original creator of the content" align="center" width="718"] [/media-credit] For all lovers of classical board games, who want to have an opportunity to play online, developers created Tabletopia. This is a self-proclaimed online arena where players can choose from over 1000 different games, just like in real life. To do so, you can use your browser on a computer or get the platform on Steam, Google Play, or the App Store. With Tabletopia, you can play popular games like chess, Secret Hitler, The Umbrella Academy, and many more. You can play with your friends or enter a game which is already in progress if there are some open seats. Some games are completely free on Tabletopia, but to have more options, you can buy a silver package (it's $4.99 per month) or a gold one ($9.99 per month), which will give you access to exclusive games. Tabletop Simulator is similar to Tabletopia in the sense that it also has popular games such as poker, Mahjong, chess, etc. What's also great about this platform is that you can create unique games here or see what other people have built. There are many well-known names on Tabletop Simulator, but you should remember that the majority of them were made by users, and not actual game developers. Tabletop Simulator is available on Steam for $20. By the way, you might also be interested in our articles about dating during the lockdown , the best mobile games , and the best games for socializing .

3 Online Games To Play With Your Friends and Family During Quarantine

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