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For the gap between the presents and the food, when everyone is in one room and nobody knows what to do with themselves.

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The holiday version

Christmas puts people who see each other twice a year in one room for nine hours. The useful thing about this game is that it gives everyone something to do that is not talking about work, and it flattens the age range at the table completely.

The set covers the whole season: the gift that gets regifted, the relative who falls asleep at four, the person who has been playing holiday music since November, the office party that is discussed for the rest of the year.

Play it before the food rather than after. Everyone is more awake, and the arguments about who wrapped presents in newspaper carry nicely into dinner.

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Questions people ask

Is this good for a Christmas party at work?

Yes, and the office half of the list keeps it safe — the questions are about the party and the season, not about anyone's personal life.

Can kids play this version?

Yes. Nothing in this set is adult; it is written for a mixed table with grandparents and children in it.

What about other holidays?

It plays the same at any big family gathering. Swap the tree and the wrapping paper for whatever your table has.

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