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If you're someone who likes to indulge in being a little bit sneaky, then you'll love Spectre. Your aim is to become the next big spy, and to do so you need to build special devices, create your own networks of spies and more. You'll not only have to work against other players, but also James Bond himself. You can play with up to four people, so it's a good one for family nights if you all love spy films. 

Minecraft was always going to branch out into other places, but we're not sure anybody expected it to feel so good as a board game. Builders & Biomes can be played with up to four players, and essentially translates the experience of the video game into a board game. That means plenty of voxel-style board pieces, different items to collect and plenty of areas to explore. 

Board games don't just have to be for teenagers and beyond, and Don't Crush the Critters is a great choice for kids who are six and up. Your aim is to move to different posts on the board and try and avoid crushing any worms and bugs. As you go, you can use cards to protect yourself or hinder your opponents. It's good for up to five people, and it's a lot of fun. 

The Logo Game asks you to remember your knowledge of just about everything. It's essentially a trivia game, but it's filled with all sorts of companies, from chocolates and sweets to football to different dress companies. It's got a good mix in there that makes it a solid choice for big family gatherings, and while it's only meant to be played with six players, you can go above that or work in teams. 

Marvel is probably going to be fairly big for the rest of all of our lives, and so to will the appeal of the humble zombie. Well, Marvel Zombies smushes the two together into a board game for up to six players. The game comes with minis to play with, and has you either trying to save the world or doom it. This set can also be added to other ones to make for an even larger potential game. 

Spellbook is a great game for those who love fantasy. Your aim is to build up your very own spellbook, and then use it to navigate around and try and outthink your opponents. There's a degree of luck in there, sure, but you also need to understand how everyone else is going to move and more. 

Drawing is fun and all, but what if you could do it in the air? That's basically how Pictionary Air 2 works. You get a cool pen and then use the app to track your movements and cast them onto a TV. From there, you just need to guess what's being drawn. This one is great at parties and is a blast for the novelty alone.