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Pouet! Pouet is a fun, simple miming and sound children's card game for two to four players. The players have to guess what is illustrated on the card by sounds or mime. An ideal game for small children as they don’t have to be able to read. Mad laughter

A card game for children (5+ years) and adults. Excellent for strengthening and building upon the skills introduced in basic memory games but with a twist. Requires players to not only memorize the individual sardines and their characteristics, but to con

Link the pairs of pictures without rescuing that darn cat! Winning is as easy as that. Mistigri is a family game in which you try to remain stonyfaced to avoid revealing any information to your opponents. Each turn, players lay down pairs – but the one wh

Bluffing card game with beautifully illustrated whimsical animals. In order to win, you have to know how to lie with aplomb...hairy or all naked? The game consists of 44 cards for 2-4 players with a 10 minute duration.

Panic in the hen house, the fox is on the prowl and the eggs have not hatched yet! A game of strategy Ages 6-10 For 2-5 players Playtime: 10 minutes Contains 31 cards

A fun game of activity and movement! In tip top clap, players draw from
32 cards that have got different noises and gestures on them. The active
player has to do all of the noises or motions of the already drawn cards
in the correct order. When a playe

A first push your luck game where the objective is to build your own ship before pirates arrive and attack you! The basic mechanic is to draw cards to gain gold – but if you get too greedy and encounter a pirate card instead you lose cards.

A memory game played like “Battle”: In this game, each player receives the same cards: dinosaurs of increasing strength numbered from 1 to 12. Players shuffle their cards, lay them out face up on the table in front of them, memorise which card is where, a

Players must grab the beads showing on the cards – but using chopsticks! They must then carefully build their tower ¦without knocking it over.

Using the principle of Sudoku, the grids impose constraints for placing the 9 wooden tokens. Logical thinking should see you through the 30 challenges.

There’s a problem with family word games: The player who knows the most words usually wins. So we designed Code Stack! for people of different ages and vocabularies (like parents and kids) to play together. Stack up colorful discs to make words in a simpl

Animouv is a children's game of moves and strategy! The object is to win animal cards. To do so, players move the animal counters across the board to line up the animals present on their cards — but it's not so easy to line up animals without other player