Games for Children, Page 40

Imperial Settlers: Why Can't We Be Friends, the first Empire Pack for Imperial Settlers, includes new common cards for the central deck, new cards for each of the base game's four factions, and two new cards for use in the solo game with some factions.

This starter set is specially designed for children from 18 months. With templates and illustrated cards, children can easily engage in creative activities and discover the magic of drawing. They place the papers into the templates, which guide their drawing, gradually revealing beautiful circus-themed images.

After smudging the paints, the shapes can be assembled and decorated with stickers, creating 4 adorable animals.

The Origami Animals set teaches children the basics of paper folding and brings them the joy of creating their own handmade designs. With colorful papers featuring pre-printed patterns and an illustrated guide, folding is simple and easy to follow. The finished animals can become both toys and beautiful decorations.

This creative set teaches children the basics of engraving using soft polystyrene plates, into which they can easily carve lines and dots with a blunt stylus. The finished designs can then be used as stamps – no ink needed, just the included paints and rollers – to create 12 unique cards. Finally, they can add a luxurious effect with metallic foils that easily transfer onto the adhesive areas....

This creative set allows children to create their own Viking shield and mighty hammer, decorated with metallic details. Simply apply the foil sheets to the adhesive areas marked with numbers and watch the metallic effect “transfer” onto the cardboard – just like magic! Once finished, children can immerse themselves in a world of brave warriors, legends, and adventure.

This first coloring set is ideal for children from 18 months. Kids create large colorful dots with soft foam markers—side by side or overlapping—and when they close the picture pouch, all small mistakes disappear, revealing a beautiful animal motif. The ink is washable, and the markers fit perfectly in little hands.

The 3D Animals creative set engages children in crafting, using colorful paper circles, stickers, and templates to create cheerful pictures of a squirrel, mouse, bird, or bear. Simple gluing and folding develop fine motor skills, concentration, and imagination, while producing beautiful results that delight both children and parents.

Children can decorate four beautiful animal illustrations using special paints that allow them to create raised dots, lines, and sparkling details. The mini bottles are easy to hold, the applicators guide the paint precisely, and the brush helps try additional effects or fill larger areas. The finished pictures have an original 3D appearance and a stunning texture.

The Polar Animals origami set guides children through simple step-by-step folding. With the help of clear instructions, they can create a polar bear, penguin, whale, and other inhabitants of polar regions. Colorful printed papers give each animal a unique look, and the finished creations can be used for play or as decorations.

The Djeco set brings children a unique creative experience – using colored sands and glitter to create beautiful textured pictures of dazzling birds. Simply follow the easy instructions, peel off the marked sections, sprinkle them with sand or glitter, and watch the illustrations come to life. The result is original sparkling artwork that can decorate a child’s room or serve as a lovely gift.

A creative set that lets children aged 18 months and up discover the magic of finger paints. Just a few drops of paint and magical patterns begin to appear on the animals. In the end, children can decorate them with stickers to give them an even cuter look. The set also includes a practical paper mat, so crafting is easy and mess-free. A great way to explore colors and shapes through play.

Fiction: Banned Books is a sequel to Fiction—a Wordle-inspired one-vs-many game of deception.

Add the majestic Whale Shark, the largest living fish and the bright Lionfish, a spiny venomous beauty, to all your Similo games!

Qwinto - dice is a new version of the card game Qwinto. Players try to write down the numbers 1-18 on their individual score sheets and fill in the empty spaces in three colored rows (orange, yellow, and purple). The colored rows must contain numbers in ascending order from left to right, and no number may be repeated. Numbers may not be repeated in the columns of fields below each other either.

Empires rise, technologies are born, and legends are written, across three great ages of human history. In Epochs: Course of Cultures, you become a leader of civilization at the crossroads of time, guiding your people from the dawn of antiquity through the medieval age and into the modern era. Every choice matters as you balance expansion, innovation, culture, and war in a richly strategic 4X...

Welcome to a land far before our time, where dinosaurs populate the world and adventure lurks behind every tree! You are young dinosaur explorers, fearlessly fighting your way through the wild thicket of the forest, which is full of shady Baddies and valuable surprises. An epic & competitive adventure awaits you on the hunt for precious Dino Points! 15 exciting modules allow Dino Dungeon...

CLANS is a fast-paced family card game where players secretly choose Animal cards and try to outguess opponents to eliminate their cards. After revealing all cards, rewards are distributed, and the first player to collect three matching Reward cards or earn 8 Exploration points wins the game.

Kingsburg: 3rd Edition is a strategic dice‑placement game where you develop your province, gather resources by influencing the King’s advisors, and defend your lands against invading enemies over five in‑game years. This edition features refreshed artwork, improved components, and the best expansion modules added since the original release.

Golfie is a fast, simultaneous‑play card game where everyone tries to finish 18 holes with the lowest total value. Most cards start face‑down, so players must reveal them, clear out high numbers, and position low cards smartly to stay ahead on the score sheet.

A card battle for two players, in which Tag Team combines autobattler, deckbuilding without shuffling the deck, and team tactics. Tag Team is primarily intended for players who enjoy direct confrontation, tactical decision-making, and short but intense games. The game is designed for 2 players, each controlling a pair of fighters who form a team. The recommended age is 10+, as the game uses...