Choose the right games: Consider the interests and skill levels of your friends when selecting games to play. You may want to mix it up with a variety of different types of games, such as board games, card games, and video games
Invite the right number of people: Make sure you have enough people to play the games you have selected, but not too many that it becomes chaotic or overwhelming
Set a date and time that works for everyone: Choose a date and time that works for the majority of your friends to ensure good attendance
Make sure you have all the necessary supplies: Check to make sure you have all the necessary game pieces, cards, or controllers before the game night begins
Plan some snacks and drinks: Having some snacks and drinks available can help create a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Consider offering a mix of sweet and savory options
Consider setting up a theme: Adding a theme to your game night can make it more fun and memorable. For example, you could have a "retro game night" and only play games from a certain era.
Create a comfortable and conducive atmosphere: Make sure the lighting and seating arrangements are comfortable and conducive to playing games
Have a plan for game rotation: Consider having a plan for rotating games or switching up the groups of people playing. This can help keep things interesting and prevent any one game from going on for too long