Jaipur
Players: 2 adults
Trading, tactics and timely moves! Jaipur is a fast-paced and thrilling game for two players, where you get to test your skills as a shrewd market trader. The rules are simple, but…
Category: We played
Here, we share our experiences of individual games. We’ll try to show you which games are suitable for different age groups. We’ll be adding more games as we go along. Discover your next game and enjoy playing it anywhere, anytime!
Tiny Towns
Players: 4 adults
Tiny Towns is a strategy game in which players build their own villages within a limited space. Following specific patterns determined by the cards, they collect building materials and place them on the game board…
Fit to Print
Cast: 4 adults
Chaos, chaos, chaos…. Where’s the picture? Have I put the article in the right place? What about the adverts – are they all in the newspaper? Have I put two pictures together? These are the questions that race through your mind when you play Fit to Print
Tsuro
Players: a 4½-year-old, a 7-year-old, adults
"Tsuro" is a simple and fast-paced game, which even the 4½-year-old joined in with enthusiasm. Players place tiles on the grid and move their pieces along winding paths, with the aim of staying on the board longer than the other players. Children particularly enjoy moving their tokens along the winding paths, which…
Patchwork
Players: a 7-year-old, an adult
The game ‘Patchwork’ is truly wonderful for younger players, as it offers simple yet strategic rules. Collecting buttons and swapping them for pieces of fabric is a mechanic that is very accessible and, at the same time, interesting for children such as a 7-year-old.
The challenge of arranging the pieces on your personal board…
Cascadia
The players were: a 7-year-old, a 4½-year-old and an adult
The game ‘Cascadia’ is an excellent choice for family gaming, as it is adaptable to different ages and skill levels. It’s fascinating to see how the 4½-year-old managed to grasp the rules of the game, which shows that the family version is well suited to younger players too. Focusing on connecting habitats is a great way for children to develop…
