Intergenerational games are a living blueprint for social growth and cultural evolution. They are based on the observation that the healthier the community, the more frequent and playful the interactions between the generations: parents, grandparents, young adults, teens, children and infants. It begins with the Intergenerational Play Project.

• Playing with the Grandkids - a collection of intergenerational games
• Giant Pick-Up Sticks - and I mean, GIANT
• Human Card Games - silly mixers for large groups
• Psychic Handshake - mystical group gathering
• Prui: the game
• The Sound and the Fury - a warm-up game of almost mystical silliness
• Bernie Played a Game - a game that's played until it's impossible
• Pather, Person, Porcupine: three-team Rock, Scissors, Paper
• Thumper: A game that is as much fun when you're sober
• Bomb and Shield - a mad milling game
• A What - and why
• J'Accuse: a game of murder by palm tickle
• Scream: group silliness from Emperor Matt
• The Knee Games: a welcome addition to our collection of collective silliness
• Oaqui Ball: e.g.: VolleyFootBasketball
• Planets: a game of universal silliness
• HaHa Numbers: beyond sanity
  • The Prince of Wales: beyond Numbers
  • Big Booty: beyond The Prince of Wales
• Wrapping Paper: An hilarious game for all ages
• Thumb Wars - beyond thumb wrestling
• The Blessings Game - bless each other in and with fun
• Verbal Ping Pong - and beyond
• Redondo - group doodlinge.
• Elephant, Elephant, Elephant: a card game of significant hilarity
• It Could Be Worse: And it could be even worse than that
• Oaqui Pong: An infinity of Ping Pong variations...
• Minip is a kind of UnTennis for people who like playing more than winning.
• Twenty Questions begins with a discussion of the nature of human/computer interface as. revealed by the game of Twenty Questions, and concludes with a description of a new variation called "Plenty Questions."
• Higher Five and Clap You - a couple of hand games for silly times
• Mutual Self-Congratulations - another hand game