Family Games, Page 13

Codenames: Pictures differs from the original Codenames in that the agents are no longer represented by a single word, but by an image that contains multiple elements.

Two clans compete to exert their influence in the White Heron's court, managing resources and building engines. On each turn, you will use their lamp tokens to obtain resources and activate actions. Among the actions available, you can buy and upgrade influence cards, place clan seals on gardens and training grounds, move your courtier between circles of influence, or trade with the Portuguese....

Gather 'round the campfire everyone. Time to make some tasty, gooey treats. Grab a stick, toast those marshmallows just right, and smoosh them between some graham crackers with some melty chocolate. But you'd better make 'em right, or you might just end up with a hot mess!    

In Pioneer Rails, you represent a railroad owner who has seen an opportunity to expand your empire across the new lands of the frontier. You'll compete against other railroad owners to plan your railway in the best way possible to connect establishments to the railroad and satisfy the demands of the locals.

Can you come up with the perfect clue before anyone else? What Were You Thinking? is a fast-paced guessing game for questionable mind readers that’s just as fun to watch as it is to play!

Grab your board, paddle out, and try to put together the most impressive sequence of tricks on some of the most iconic waves in the world. Show your skills better than your rivals, and you’ll ride the perfect wave to victory!

Set off on an adventure to meet the most adorable creatures: Mookies! Mooki Island is a quick, engaging game in which you’ll collect as many Mookies from each family as possible to win Trophies! Can you get the shiny Legendary Mookie cards? And above all: Watch out for that strange-looking Spider who’s just waiting to play a trick on you! The game’s simple rules (each player takes a card and...

A logic game for 1 player aged 6 and up. Place the wooden pieces in the correct place on the square board. The colored dots must match the color of the puzzle piece. You will find the solution in the accompanying booklet. Wood, cardboard | 9 blocks 15x15x0.8 cm | 15 cards 18×18 cm What will you learn from this game? Perseverance • Spatial awareness • Solution-oriented thinking 6+

Which snail will be the fastest? Leaf by leaf, the snails move forward on the playing field, but be careful, a card may force you to swap places with another snail, or you may get a brown leaf that will slow you down. A simple and fun board game for the whole family! The winner is the snail that reaches the finish line first. The game for 2-4 players aged 4 and up develops strategic thinking...

Which snail will be the fastest? Leaf by leaf, the snails move forward on the playing field, but be careful, a card may force you to swap places with another snail, or you may get a brown leaf that will slow you down. A simple and fun board game for the whole family! The winner is the snail that reaches the finish line first. The game for 2-4 players aged 4 and up develops strategic thinking...

How many pairs of delicious treats can you find? Memory is a great way to test your memory! The game also exercises concentration and logical thinking. Children must try to remember where the cards with pictures of treats are located in order to find the right pair as quickly as possible. The player who finds the most pairs wins.

A board game for 2 players aged 6 and up. In the first game, the goal is to shoot your 4 tokens onto the square with the highest number. In the second game, the winner is the first player to score 7 goals by shooting the puck into the goal using the pusher. The game is designed to be durable and portable. You can take it with you to school, on a picnic, or to any event where you want to enjoy...

The Fast Dice game develops reflexes, visual memory, and logical thinking. The aim of the game is to be the first to match 4 dice to a card and quickly ring the bell. If you ring the bell first and your dice are correct, you can keep the card. The game has 2 levels, level 1 is easy, level 2 is difficult. Designed for 2-4 players aged 6 and up.

A logic game for 2 to 4 players aged 8 and up. Players turn over one card with a pattern and try to reproduce the image as quickly as possible using the frames. Who is the best and fastest builder?

A fun motor skills game for 2-4 players aged 6 and up. Players try to be the first to assemble a dragon with its neck in the correct color order. First, shake the tower, which will determine the color order. Then, players use swords to place colored game pieces on their dragon. The first player to place the dragon's head wins the game.

Speed, a good memory, and concentration are important in this game. The aim of the game is to find three pieces that match your card. Players have wooden pieces and patterned cards at their disposal. Each player takes one card with a pattern and their task is to replicate the 3-piece puzzle by taking turns with the other players to rotate the wooden pieces. Try to remember where the shape and...

How good is your memory? Take a good look at all the valuable items before the thief steals one of them. Turn around and then look back at the valuables. Do you know what was stolen? Be the first to say it and win the round! A game for 1-10 players aged 4 and up.

How good is your memory? Take a good look at all the valuable items before the thief steals one of them. Turn around and then look back at the valuables. Do you know what was stolen? Be the first to say it and win the round! A game for 1-10 players aged 4 and up.

An educational toy for children aged 4 and up, suitable for both boys and girls. Children use colorful rubber bands and pegs of various lengths to assemble geometric shapes and pictures according to templates. Or let your imagination run wild and come up with your own designs. The toy is suitable for both preschoolers and schoolchildren.  

Wooden Sudoku with monsters for children aged 6 and up is a fantastic game created in the style of real Sudoku. Players must place cute monsters in the empty spaces on the game board, with no color repeating in a row, column, or square.

A popular domino game for 2 to 4 players aged 6 and up. In this game, players try to match triangles with corresponding colors to create beautiful patterns! The winner is the first player to get rid of all their tiles. The game develops spatial imagination.

A game for 2 players aged 4 and up. Foxes versus rabbits! Who will win this balancing game? The aim of the game is to place a family of foxes/rabbits on a balancing board without the animals falling off. Players take turns rolling the dice, which will show them which color to place their fox or rabbit on.

Answer quickly and flip the seesaw! A crazy game in which teams compete for the last word with a seesaw instead of a timer.

A new version of the family game Ubongo with rectangular three-dimensional pieces, 324 tasks, and four levels of difficulty.