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Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Build your own island community at a relaxing pace: fish, garden, decorate and meet animal neighbours.
Check price on AmazonMario Kart 8 Deluxe
Kart racing with dozens of tracks and items. Smart steering and auto-accelerate let young kids keep up.
Check price on AmazonOvercooked! 2
Run a chaotic kitchen together: chop, cook and serve orders while the kitchen moves under your feet.
Check price on AmazonQwirkle
Match chunky wooden tiles by colour or shape to score points. Easy to learn, surprisingly tactical.
Check price on AmazonSnipperclips
Cut paper characters into new shapes to solve physics puzzles together.
Check price on AmazonSuper Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury
Colourful 3D platforming built for up to four players at once, plus a bonus open-world adventure.
Check price on AmazonSuper Mario Bros. Wonder
Classic side-scrolling Mario with surprising "wonder" effects that transform each level. Four can play together.
Check price on AmazonSuper Mario Party Jamboree
A digital board game packed with mini-games. Roll, race and compete for stars.
Check price on AmazonTicket to Ride: First Journey
Collect train cards and claim routes to connect cities. A shorter, kid-sized version of Ticket to Ride.
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Short games for weeknights, restaurants and short attention spans. Most fit in a pocket or a small box.
Games for big families and groups of 6 or more
Board, card and party games that work with six, eight or even ten players for holidays and family gatherings.
First strategy games for tweens (10+)
Deeper games for kids aged 10 and up who are ready to plan ahead. Great for families moving beyond the classics.
Board games for preschoolers (ages 4 and 5)
Simple, short games that teach colours, counting, taking turns and losing gracefully, with no reading required.