With Season 5 ofStranger Thingsaround the corner, the fans of the show are left on the edge of their seats waiting for how it will all end. After all, Max is utterly shattered in a coma, and the fate of the rest of theStranger Thingscrew is uncertain. Fans aren’t left with much to go on other than thebig potential forStranger Thingsspin-offs.
Many of us fans will deeply miss Eddie and his epicMaster of Puppetsguitar solo in the Upside Down. We can only wait with bated breath that Hawkins, Indiana, will finally be saved. With all those Demogorgons, Mind Flayers, and Demobats wandering around, let’s hope the creators ofStranger Thingshave a solid plan. It would be great to see our favorite characters make it through this one, thoughStranger ThingsSeason 5 might get emotionally challenging.
In the meantime, fans can test their knowledge of pastStranger Thingsseasons. They can hash out their theories about what Season 5 has in store and relive some of the greatest moments of the series too. There seems to be no better way of indulging in the gaming culture of the 1980s era than trying out a few otherStranger Thingsboard games. While there areboard games thatStranger Thingsfans might like, nothing beats a dedicatedStranger Thingsboard game.
Let’s gather around the table and see which board games will hold up to the show’s legacy!
6Stranger Things – Adventures Together
Going on an adventure into the Upside Down sounds dangerous. Thankfully, there’s a better and safer way.Stranger Thingsfans can gather around the table and carve out their own path as one of the major characters from the TV show. TheStranger Things – Adventures Togethercard game allows fans to do just that. If they enjoy it along witha movie mostStranger Thingsfans might appreciate, so much the better.
The game consists of 10 character cards, 66 monster cards, and 11 averting danger and instrument cards. It also comes with 4 person markers for the Upside Down, 4 person markers for Hawkins, and game instructions.
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5CMON Stranger Things: Upside Down
Stranger Thingsgives us an interesting introduction into the world of tabletop games and the gaming culture of the 1980s. In a similar vein, theStranger Things: Upside Downboard game makes for a nice starter tabletop game to enter into the tabletop gaming world. It is arguably amongthe best board games forStranger Thingsfans.
The fans of the show get to re-experience Seasons 1 and 2 and all the twists and turns in the plot of the two seasons. ThisStranger Thingsboard game includes a variety of pieces that help players along the way. After all, the adventurers need all the help they could use in the Upside Down and in the creepy Hawkins Laboratory.
The game comes densely packed with 1 double-sided gameboard, 6 character dashboards, and 5 foe figurines as well as 6 character figurines. It also features 2 patrol standees, 2 plastic stands, 131 cards, 4 fear trackers, 77 tokens, 1 Eleven tracker, and a rule book. Players can agree to reward the winner withStephen King’sThe Institute– a prize that many dedicatedStranger Thingsfans might appreciate.
The figurines can be used for other tabletop games likeDungeons&Dragons.
4Trivial Pursuit: Stranger Things Back to the ‘80s
Nostalgia for the ‘80s has definitely hit manyStranger Thingsfans. Many seem to have binge-watched episode after episode on the lookout for those Easter eggs straight from the ‘80s. Now they can put all their knowledge of trivia about the ‘80s to good use withTrivial Pursuit: Stranger Things Back to the ‘80s. From famous people and music to trends and tech, there are many categories to choose from when winning a game ofTrivial Pursuit.
In the company of a few friends, players can test their knowledge ofStranger Thingsand the ‘80s with 1,500 questions. The box comes with 1 die, 250 trivia cards, 4 wedge holders, 24 wedges, 1 rule book, 1 middle board piece, 2 hinges, and 1 gameboard. The gameboard will require a little assembly, and players can reward the winner with somesmooth Hellfire Club merch.
3Monopoly: Stranger Things
Monopoly: Stranger Thingsgives players a chance to delight in all the usualMonopolydark fun. You can snipe properties, avoid jail, and set the rent so high that it bankrupts friends and family.
This version of the all-time favorite classic gives players a chance to experienceMonopolythrough the lens ofStranger ThingsSeason 4. With that said, beware ofSeason 4 spoilers inMonopoly: Stranger Things.
This one-of-a-kindMonopolyedition comes with a grandfather clock spinner, 6 player tokens, and 16 cassette tapes. It also includes 16 Hellfire Club cards, 16 Cerebro cards, 28 title deed cards, 2 dice, a money pack, a gameboard, and game instructions.
The player tokens are in the shape of a Surfer Boy pizza slice, Hopper’s police truck, and a Demogorgon. They also feature the Hawkins High School crest, Dustin’s baseball cap, and Max’s headphones and cassette player.
2Stranger Things: Attack of the Mind Flayer
Bluffing your way out of trouble is a skill. Bluffing your way to winningStranger Things: Attack of the Mind Flayeris an epic way to keep that skill sharp. Players gather around and try to figure out who is possessed by the Mind Flayer and who is not.
The game is simple as far as pieces are concerned, and it’s colorblind-friendly. Virtually everyone can enjoy the game. Players get 10 character tiles, 70 cards, and 1 rule book.
1Dungeons & Dragons: Stranger Things – Starter Set
Dungeons&Dragonshas made several TV appearances, and in many ways it has been a source of inspiration for Netflix’sStranger Things.Dungeons&Dragonshas a great starter set for those looking to get into the game. It packs a solidStranger Thingsfix. In this edition ofDungeons&Dragons, players set off on a campaign to hunt down the Thessalhydra.
Players will get theStranger ThingsAdventure book, a Demogorgon figurine, an unpainted Demogorgon figurine, 6 dice, and 5Stranger Thingscharacter sheets. Playtime consists of five sessions, and each session will take between three and four hours to complete.
