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For a quick transition back into the school routine, games that practise memory, quick thinking and logic are a great choice. For younger children, we recommend Dobble or other fast-paced cognitive games, while older school-age children may enjoy logical and abstract games such as Harmonies and Cascadia, which encourage planning and observation.

Each game includes a recommended age range, which is a great starting point. For children in the first three years of primary school (ages 6–8), choose games with simple rules and shorter playing times (15–30 minutes). For older children, you can choose more complex family or strategy games, such as Ticket to Ride Europe, which offer more tactical challenges.

Absolutely! Board games develop critical thinking, spatial awareness, communication and maths skills. Through play, children also learn patience, how to handle losing and how to cooperate with family members or peers.

In cooperative games, players don't compete against each other but work as a team to overcome the game's challenge. This is a great choice for younger children or for avoiding arguments between siblings. Browse our selection in the cooperative games category.

Visit our Family Games category, read recommendations on our blog, or simply contact us – we'll be happy to help you choose the perfect game.