Disney has been on our screens for as long as many of us can remember, and everyone has their favorite characters and films. Maybe you love the Disney Princesses, or perhaps you’re a fan of the sidekicks. Maybe you prefer the live action films, or perhaps you’re sticking to the animated classics. No matter how […]
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Teenagers are often considered as being at a tricky age, with huge changes occurring within themselves and an oft joked temperament that results in not wanting to spend much time with others. This is a huge oversimplification however, and in fact there’s every opportunity to engage your teens in some shared fun – and what
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It sounds cliché but learning can be fun. No really, understanding the way the world works and developing your personal skills is truly beneficial and you never know where it will take you. We associate learning with school and no doubt have terrible memories and experiences of boring teachers in a dreary classroom blandly listing
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In Wandering Towers Board Game, designed by award-winning designers Wolfgang Kramer and Michael Kiesling, the Wizards of Ravenrealm Magic School compete to demonstrate their powers. Every year the graduating classes are asked to assemble in the legendary Ravenskeep Tower, but every one of them procrastinated, distracted by learning new spells and are now unprepared with
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There’s nothing quite like a game night for building relationships, camaraderie, and fun. But if you’ve only got three players, a lot of games are knocked out of the running. Thankfully, there are loads of fantastic games that cater specifically to three players or are best played with that number, including card games and competitive
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Looking for the best types of board games to play? From cooperative to strategy and party games, this guide covers various categories to help you find the perfect game for any occasion. Below we have an (expanding) list of board game types in alphabetical order, for you to reference and explore, with links to the
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Floodgate Games | 10-15 minutes | 2-6 players | 10 years and up Kites: Time to Fly is a cooperative, real-time board game that will have everyone on the edge of their seats, taking turns playing cards and flipping over the sand times and keeping their figurative kites in the air, by avoiding any of
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This is part of our series on board games by age. check out our full guide for more recommendations. What do you call the age before teenage years when the term “children” feels a bit too young? While “preadolescence” is the official term, it’s more commonly known as the tween years. This is the time
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Publisher: Ravensburger | Player Count: 2-4 | Play Time: 10-15 minutes | Age Range: 5+ Stomp the Plank is an addictive dexterity game that manages to capture all the push-your-luck joy of a game like Blackjack, but there’s no money on the line here – it’s just a question of whose elephant pirate will fall
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Pandasaurus | 20-40 minutes | 2-4 players | 8 and up Welcome to the world of Sea Salt and Paper with amazing origami artwork depicting folded paper depictions of creatures, ships, and other nautical characters. Come for the charming artwork, but stay for the interesting and tactical race they’ve managed to pack into this simple
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