“My family loves games—cards, board games, charades, celebrity—all the games,” says Erin Hobday, Hearst’s vice president of content operations. “This one is a favorite for multi-generational gatherings especially. There are lots of ways to play, and just about every family has their own special rules, but the basic premise is that you use dominoes to build your own train, and the person to get rid of your dominoes is the winner. You can block other players, try to outsmart your opponents, and let me tell you, the competition can get heated!”