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No matter how old we get, we never really lose our childlike love of fun and games - even as elderly people! Although when we get older we may not be as mobile as we used to be, there are still plenty of great games for old people to keep us entertained and challenge our brains.
Even though some elderly people might have physical or cognitive challenges, most games can easily be modified to suit the person playing; from cards or board games with larger text to quick 5-10 minute games for those with a reduced attention span.
The variety of games that are now available is seemingly endless, which can make the choice difficult. To help you narrow down your choice, we've provided a few categories of senior citizen-friendly games, with a few examples to inspire you.
Playing just five minutes of puzzle games every day has been shown to boost your brain function. In fact, puzzle games can even help prevent cognitive decline and ward off dementia if played regularly.
The original puzzle game, jigsaw puzzles stimulate our mind and boost our visual-spatial skills, memory and logic. Even more interestingly, they have also been proven to reduce blood pressure and slow our heart rate, helping us to de-stress and relax. There are also puzzles that have been specially designed for people living with dementia.
A true family favourite, Cluedo is a murder mystery game that has been around since the 1940s. In Cluedo, players work individually to crack a murder case by using logic to identify the murderer, the weapon and the location. There are lots of different variations of Cluedo on the market, so why not pick one to suit your tastes; from Game of Thrones Cluedo to Harry Potter and Star Wars themes.
A fun family game, in Ticket to Ride, players collect as many North American railway routes as they can to get to the most cities around the world. There are so many different variations of Ticket to Ride, including Poland, San Francisco, Europe, Amsterdam and London to name but a few. Ticket to Ride is accessible for all ages, a good option for new players or those who like a more relaxing game.
Another classic board game, Scrabble is one for the word-lovers, as you spot letter patterns and connect different words together to win points. Play with two to four people and boost your vocabulary at the same time. You can also play Scrabble online against a computer or other online players.
Card games are among the most convenient game options - all you need is a flat surface to play on. Card games have been around since the 9th Century in Ancient China and are still incredibly popular today. You can also get packs of oversized playing cards, or decks with large print for those who struggle with their eyesight.
A classic card game, in gin rummy you must organise your cards before your opponent to win. The objective of gin rummy is to collect cards into melds and have as little deadwood - or useless cards - as possible at the end of the game. A game is over when one player reaches 100 points.
Yahtzee is a dice rolling game where players take turns to put five dice in a cup and roll them. You win this game by rolling the highest-scoring combinations possible. Special Yahtzee sets come with a dice cup, five dice, ten bonus chips and 80 score cards to keep track of games.
Bunco is a dice game typically played in large groups of 12 people or more. Players take turns to roll three dice in a series of six rounds and the aim is to win as many points as you can by rolling dice that match the number of the round of play. Rolling three of the same number that also matches the round number is called getting a bunco.
Mexico is an elimination-style dice game, in which players agree to play a set number of rounds. Players need to avoid rolling the lowest dice score in each round to be the last player standing. When all players but one have been eliminated, the remaining player is the winner. .
From simple crosswords to cryptic crosswords, enjoy solving clues to fill out the grid with interconnected words and phrases. You can enjoy doing the daily crossword puzzles in the newspaper, head online to find more games, or buy a special crossword puzzle book to keep you entertained for hours.
A simple paper game you can play with a partner, players take it in turns to think of a word, with the other player attempting to guess what the word is, one letter at a time. However, each wrong letter brings your little stick figure closer to danger, so guess carefully!.
Sudoku are little number puzzles where players must complete a grid of numbers so that each row, column and sub-grid contains each number from one to nine. You can find different difficulty level Sudoku puzzles too, from easy to hard. Doing Sudoku helps you build strong maths and logic skills and the puzzles are often found in newspapers, or online.
The tray game can be really handy for improving those all-important memory skills. To play, put a variety of different objects on a tray and give participants some time to look at everything. Then, cover the items with a cloth and see who can recall the most items in a set time limit.
This is a great one for a nostalgia trip - simply gather everyone together and play the first few seconds of a song, pausing it to let people guess what it is. Keep playing and pausing the song until someone guesses correctly.
Charades is an energising party game that gets everyone up on their feet and moving. Players take it in turns to think of a word or a phrase - often a book or a film - and act it out for the other players to guess.
Mahjong is a Chinese tile game similar to Scrabble that can be played in person or online. Players take turns to roll the dice to group tiles of different symbols and characters and build a winning combination of tiles. Each player gets 14 tiles and Mahjong is achieved by grouping all 14 tiles into four sets and one pair. Points are awarded based on the moves made and the speed at which correct moves are made.
Originating from the German board game Settlers of Catan, Catan can now be played online. Players compete to be the dominant force on the island of Catan by collecting tools and resources to build settlements, cities and roads.
Escape rooms aid logic and strategy, as well as being fun to play online. Typically users are placed in a room or building and have to use the computer mouse to click and investigate different objects, solving puzzles as they go. There are lots of online escape rooms for seniors to play that encourage seniors to exercise their brains and find a way out of the room or scenario within the time limit.
This is one for fantasy fans - Skyrim is a beautifully designed quest game set in a fantasy world where you can undertake challenges in your own time. Enjoy exploring the extensive map, meet new characters and fight fearsome dragons, all from the comfort of your sofa.
In this fun video game, players build a virtual empire using key strategies such as diplomacy and warfare, trying to find the best way to be the most successful ruler. The game was first released in 1991 and has released no fewer than six iterations since, with several spin-offs to enjoy too.
Get a couple of teams together for a game of beach ball - try to keep the ball in the air for as long as possible by volleying it back and forth between players. You can also play this seated if players find it difficult to stand for long periods of time - and use a balloon instead of a ball.
A miniature version of baseball, in Wiffle Ball players attempt to score more runs than the other team over six or more innings. The game is played using a lightweight plastic ball and a plastic bat and can also be played indoors if there is enough room.
Tetherball is a simple game that can improve mobility and flexibility. A ball is suspended by a string from an upright pole and players hit the ball in opposite directions; either using their hand or a bat. The aim of the game is to wrap the ball around the pole in either a clockwise or counterclockwise direction before your opponent can hit it back.
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