Yes, this is also what I was looking for. The thing is that I did not find a game which would be captivating enough for the children to go beyond one session or

Yes, this is also what I was looking for. The thing is that I did not find a game which would be captivating enough for the children to go beyond one session or two. Monopoly: everybody hates everyone afterwards. Settlers of Catan: very repetitive, I believe that we did not grasp the key intent of the game. When they were younger games such as "Mille Bornes" ( a French board game) were OK, but these are really games for small children. They read a lot, do not play videogames very much and do not watch TV, enjoy chess, etc. -- so they seemed like good candidates for board games. I may try D&D (with a real MD) someday, who knowns.