Games for Children, Page 33

Play a classic game of Člověče, nezlob se! or one of its fun variants. The game pieces are made of wood.

In this fast-paced and competitive game, players become rival wildlife photographers trying to capture elusive and famous birds.

Go back to your childhood! Every right child wants to make a lot of friends, overeat pizza, surround themselves with toys, and build the best bunker. For doing each of these cool things, you will earn points and at the end of the game, the one who collects the most will win.

"Full steam ahead!" Engineer Crocs ordered his chums. They were busy with keeping the steel locomotive on the rails. The train was full of fairy-tale creatures who have become poor victims of Crocs' villainous plan. Can you save all the creatures before the train reaches its final station, as the WRR? Be quiet so Crocs doesn’t catch you!

Harry Potter: Boj o Bradavice je krásná kooperativní karetní fantasy hra. Hráči v rolích studentů (Harry, Ron, Hermiona a Neville) bradavické školy bojují proti silám zla a snaží se je porazit dříve, než tyto síly bradavickou školu zničí. Hráči si vylepšují svůj balíček karet postavami, kouzly a kouzelnými předměty a pouze společnými silami mohou porazit temné síly. Hra je rozdělena...

The robbers have returned to the Royal Route. But they don't stand a chance against the lawmen led by you and your children. Whoever is the most skilled and catches the most robbers wins. In addition to having lots of fun with your kids, you'll also get to practice logical thinking and simple arithmetic with them.  

The little bear is hungry! He needs your help eating his fruits and vegetables! Prepare food portions on a plate, throw the cube and use the spoon to feed the teddy according to the food that appears on the cube.

Can you trust your eyes? Which colors do you see more? That's what Illusion is all about. The rules are so simple, you can get started right away. Little versus big, kids versus adults. Who can see through it and not be fooled?

The basic game play of Tsuro of the Seas resembles that of Tom McMurchie's Tsuro: Players each have a ship that they want to sail — that is, keep on the game board — as long as possible. Whoever stays on the board the longest wins the game.

In Splitter, you must group numbers together to score points — two 2s, three 3s, and so on — but you're placing two numbers at a time, so things won't always work out.  

Test your memory and knowledge of the world of Harry Potter!