The word board game comes from English board game and is also translated into board game. BG for short, or "board game"
The narrow sense of "table game" originally refers to the use of some indicators or objects on a specific drawing board or disk.
A game (usually designed for games) played by placing, moving or moving. The most famous representative of this kind of game is Monopoly.
However, in a broad sense, table games can also refer to a very wide range of game types. There is also an English table game. The broad sense of board games is similar to desktop games: it refers to all games that can be played on the desktop or on the platform where many people face each other. Different from sports or video games, board games pay more attention to the training of multiple ways of thinking, language expression and emotional intelligence, and do not rely on electronic equipment and technology. For example, the following common games belong to the category of table games: mahjong, chess, poker, werewolf/lupus of Tabula and Magic the gathering.
At present, most of the time, what people call board games refers to layout games in board games. This kind of games usually use special map boards and a large number of props to simulate the production and trading of various resources, and are closely integrated with the unified cultural background. Through this game, we can train people's thinking, memory, association and judgment abilities, learn how to get along with and communicate with others, and focus on challenging each other's intelligence level and analytical and computational ability. Moreover, there is not much difference in the age requirements of the players, so it is suitable for family members to play games together and enhance the feelings between family members. Through games, the participants' thinking and logical reasoning ability can be improved, so that players can realize the application of various disciplines and theories, and make detailed strategies and overall plans in order to achieve their goals.