Place all game pieces on the game board as indicated in the challenge. Move puzzle pieces diagonally, you may need to move pieces together as an group. When you can move the red virus game piece through the exit you have found the solution. A bio-logical game for 7 - 99 years. 60 challenges. Learn More

Unique game board shows the movements of the pieces and comes with an illustrated booklet. Board measures 45cm x 30cm, folds in half and has a wipeable surface. Playing pieces are hollow plastic. Ages 7+.

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A fun numbers game of suspense, strategy and anticipation. Develop timing and basic math concepts, strategy and memory building. 2-6 players. Ages 6+.

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A fun family strategy game like 'Scrabble' with numbers that requires spatial and numerical thinking. Add, multiply and cube while moving around the board. Try to be the first player to reach the outer spaces on the game board in order to take advantage of the bonus squares. The player that Akumulates the highest score wins! Ages 10yrs+.

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A jewel of a card game. Strategically form grids with cards of the same gem type, same number of gems or gem cards that form a numeric straight. But don't let your precious jewels get snatched away when opponents attempt to sabotage you with their Gem Thief card. Ages 10+.

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Chekov, pronounced check off, is a game of both luck and strategy. Roll the dice and pick two to form a two-digit number. Then circle on the score pad. It may sound simple, but do you have what it takes to cleverly select the best numbers to circle, while blocking out your opponent? Ages 8yrs+. Learn More

Exceptionally challenging word game of chance and strategy. The object of the game is to make as many words with the highest point value as possible among the random popped letters. Helps children build their confidence, increase their vocabulary and develop critical thinking and problem solving skills. Ages 8yrs+. Learn More

Slightly more challenging questions than Alien Adventure and still about space and the universe. Requires strategy, thinking and a little luck. Ages 7+. Learn More

Classic Tic Tac Toe game made of screen-printed timber. Perfect for beginner gamers. Includes the playing board and ten playing bug pieces. Board measures 30cm x 30cm.

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Place all 9 bumper cars on the track without allowing them to bump each other.. hidden magnets make it tougher than it sounds. Includes magnetic ''track'' and 9 bumper cars with embedded magnets, plus a challenge booklet with 12 different puzzles to solve. 8yrs+. Learn More

Players try to collect exactly six apples or exactly six carrots or exactly six nuts and place them face up for safe storage. This is done by flipping over cards during a turn and deciding to keep what has been flipped or continuing to try to get more. But players should not get too greedy, because if they flip over the same type of food twice in row, then they lose all of the cards that they have previously collected on that turn. At any time, a player can choose to stop flipping over cards, in order to not risk losing what they have collected. However, players must stop after flipping over a maximum of 4 cards. 5yrs+. Learn More

Army of Frogs is a strategy game that will drive you hopping mad. Strategically place your frog stones and hop over other frogs, aiming to connect all of the frogs of your own colour while preventing your opponents from doing the same. Ages 7yrs+. Learn More

This abstract strategy game is surprisingly deep for its simple rules. The object of the game is to advance your pawn to the opposite edge of the board. On your turn you may either move your pawn or place a wall. You may hinder your opponent with wall placement, but not completely block him off. Meanwhile, he is trying to do the same to you. The first pawn to reach the opposite side wins. Mensa award winner. Ages 8yrs+.

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This quality wooden game develops concentration, memory, observation, spatial awareness and strategy in an interesting, challenging and unique way. For two players ages 8+.

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Make geography fun with this twist on the classic bingo game. The goal is to get 5 countries in a row in any direction. Includes 8 bingo boards, 50 country cards and wooden bingo chips. Boards measure 27cm x 20cm.

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Contains Ludo, Snakes & Ladders, Chess, Draughts, Chinese Checkers, Wolf & Goats and Fox & Cheese. There are four durable boards, 10 pawns, chess pieces, draughts pieces, two die and complete instructions. Learn More

A thrilling voyage into the heart of nature, the original Bioviva is the most awarded educational game of all time, with 13 international awards. Combining fun and learning about science, nature and the environment, Bioviva is unique. Players travel the world laughing at some of Natures strangest scientific facts while learning to be environmentally friendly. Bioviva is made from recycled materials and is recyclable. For 8 years+.

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Gobblet plays like Tic-Tac-Toe but with strategy and memory mixed in. This wooden board game takes just seconds to learn but a lifetime to master. Gobble up, line up four pieces in a row and win! Beautifully crafted from 100% sustainable wood, Gobblet self-stores all the playing pieces and looks attractive on display.

With irresistible, fast-moving play and astonishingly simple rules, Gobblet is a fun strategy game for the whole family! Ages 7 to Adult, for 2 players. Play time 10-20 minutes.

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Take friendly competition to a new level as you race your opponents to the top of this colorful tower! Leaps and Ledges puts a twist to the traditional board game with its intriguing design—sending daring players up and down instead of around. Play your cards just right to move your pawns up in small steps or big leaps—but beware; only pawns of the same color can occupy a level. Some cards allow you to sabotage your opponents by sending them down levels or by knocking them off completely. Watch out for sneaky players on a rampage—they will knock everyone off on their way up! Wild cards add suspense to the mix by knocking opponents backwards or forcing them to overshoot the top crown. To be safe, move your pawns in pairs and protect them from attacks. The first player to get all four of their pawns to the top is the tower champion! With multiple strategy tricks to learn, you'll be tempted to challenge family and friends again and again! For 2 to 4 players.

• Strengthens math, strategy and problem-solving skills
• Fast pace family game that's adaptable to a wide range of ages and skill levels
• Sturdy base, 15 colorful platforms, tower crown, 72 playing cards and 15 pawns
• Cards are numbered 1-12 plus four types of specialty cards: "Flip, Rampage, Wild and Precision"

For 2-4 players, 8 years+.

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Quarto has a 4×4 board and 16 pieces. Each piece has four dichotomous attributes; colour, height, shape, and consistency, so each piece is either black or white, tall or short, square or round, and hollow or solid. The object is to place the fourth piece in a row in which all four pieces have at least one attribute in common. The twist is that your opponent gets to choose the piece you place on the board each turn. Mensa Select winner!

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The Pharaoh Khufu and his descendants, Khafre and Menkaure, have commissioned three pyramids to be built. As an Egyptian pyramid builder in ancient Giza, you will try to construct the finest three pyramids using good quality stones and to fill the pyramids with as much treasure as possible. Your rivals may try to thwart you by sabotaging your pyramid with inferior stones, by demolishing your constructed levels or by releasing scarabs at your construction sites to scare away your workers. Perhaps you may need to do the same to your rivals so that your three pyramids will be the finest ones chosen by the Pharaohs for their after-life!

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This is the original, full-sized Abalone game. The Mensa Select Winner is a two-team, abstract board game designed by Michel Lalet and Laurent Lévi in 1987. This beautiful and functional board has room for two teams of large marbles. Players take turns pushing the marbles around the board, with the goal of pushing six of the opposing player's marbles off the board. The central idea is that a column of marbles has weight given by the number of marbles in line. Someone will need to push with a heavier group of marbles in order to push the column along that axis. However, with six possible directions, it's difficult to defend yourself perfectly.

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