Dinner is over. The dishwasher hums quietly. And yet, every member of the family is glued to their personal screen, a tablet, a laptop, or a smartphone. Welcome to the average evening in 2025.
We live in a world where connection is constant, but presence is rare. Families are spending more time under the same roof but less time truly engaging with one another. But a quiet shift is happening, and it’s not just about unplugging; it’s about playing.
Across the country, families are rediscovering the power of analog fun: board games, darts, cards, and yes, even pool. They’re turning screens off and turning toward shared rituals built on movement, laughter, and a little friendly competition.
