Walmart's best gifts for game lovers will make Christmas morning a blast

Cards Against Humanity is known for sparking the type of irreverent, side-splitting debates best had with a house full of friends late into the night. The new Out of Line deck works as an expansion for the traditional game, but it can also be used for a fun alternative version where cards are secretly ranked according to a chaotic spectrum (example: "Jesus Would Do"/"Jesus Would Not Do"). 

If you think cribbage gives octogenarian vibes, take a beat — older generations have a point. The card game has a bunch of familiar elements, a handful of quirky rules and, of course, the iconic peg board for scorekeeping. Gift this walnut-stained version to truly elevate the experience. 

Don't let Settlers of Catan's reputation as a long, complicated game turn you off — when you actually sit down and play, it's way more enjoyable and a lot less confusing than you've heard. This Game of Thrones version of the classic is especially fun. 

A new party game from the folks behind Exploding Kittens? You know it's gonna be good — and totally chaotic. In this team guessing game, get your partners to quickly name a word or phrase. The twist? Anyone who breaks the rules gets bopped with an inflatable 2-foot club. 

Any game-lover needs a good set of playing cards, and this one fits the bill. Theory11 cards feature incredible illustrations and are made of sustainably sourced paper with vegetable-based inks. This SNL version features tributes to iconic bits like Weekend Update, Stefon and The Ladies' Man. 

Yes, reading the entire rulebook for Risk is a bit of a time investment — but we promise that it's worth it. This throwback '80s edition of the classic war strategy game is an especially fun way to learn the ins and outs of world domination.

Blank Slate is a solid pick for folks who love fast-moving games that can be played with a bunch of people. The goal is simple: Predict what others are thinking. Give it a try with a group of family members or old friends for some instant holly jollies.

There's no other game like Hues and Clues. The challenge? Describe one of the 480 colors on the board well enough with just a few words so that other players can figure out which one you're talking about. It's a great choice for creative types who don't often find games matching their strengths. 

Whether the beverage of choice is soda, sparkling water or something with a little more of a kick (spiked egg nog, anyone?) this drinking game is a guaranteed good time. Each card has a random set of instructions that are all super easy to figure out. (Example: Name your celebrity crush. Those who approve drink with you.) This Extreme version features classic fan favorites, plus a bunch of new additions. 

Tired of Rich Uncle Pennybags? Bring a fun twist to a classic board game with this Wicked-themed version of Monopoly. It's all about exploring Oz, with players acting as students at Shiz University, and Munchkin Homes and Emerald Castles in the place of houses and hotels.

There's no going wrong with this fast-moving word game. It has all the elements of a classic: random categories, quick guessing and, of course, a 10-second timer. Trust us — you'll want to try it out as soon as your loved one rips off the wrapping paper.