My second review from Haba’s ‘my very first game series’ is ‘Hungry as a Bear’. This is another dexterity game – although definitely a bit trickier than ‘Here, Fishy Fishy’ which I reviewed last week. In...
Category - Dexterity
Zoe Tulodziecki
Matthew BaileyHere, Fishy Fishy
A delightful dexterity game for very young children.
Nekojima
As we arrive at the last game of the Summer Games Fest, I’ve been saving this one, partly because my kids have been playing it all summer long, and I really wanted to share just how much fun it’s been in our house...
Don’t Fall For It!
It’s really rare that we review trivia games here on Little Board Gamers. The main reason is that, when you’re playing with children, there’s usually quite a big gap in ability when it comes to general knowledge. But...
To Glory!
Today we are looking at “To Glory!”, a pirate strategy and dexterity game from Vesuvius Media, makers of the Catapult/Jurassic Feud series, which both get plenty of play and regular...
Castel Boom
With HABA very much on the back foot in terms of their releases after recent financial difficulties, Kiwi Zou have been in a fantastic position for Hachette Games – constantly releasing excellent...
It’s Bananas!
Most of the games I play are more serious, and generally speaking, we don’t play that many party games with the kids. But every now and then, we come across something that is just pure fun, and if it has a good...
Fire in the Hole!
I really do like a good dexterity game, and I’m here to say I’m going to lead with this… Fire in the Hole! is one of the best dexterity family party games I have ever played. Created by small indie publisher...
Mad Tea Party
Mad Tea Party is a bit of a weird one, based around the concept of the Mad Hatter’s tea party from Alice in Wonderland. You set up the game by putting the tea party on the base, which basically gives you a...
Super Mario Jenga
I rarely feature super mainstream games here on Little Board Gamers, but Super Mario Jenga is actually a game I play quite a lot. Generally, when it comes to mainstream games, they tend to be a lot better at...
Catch the Moon
A really simple and quick one today, but probably one of my biggest recommendations so far, as this can be picked up in most shops for under £5 and it’s great for occupying the kids (and adults)...
Minecraft Builders & Biomes Junior – Minecraft Week
A wonderful dexterity game that stands apart from its older brother.
Chip Theory Kids Versus Collection
Chip Theory Kids Versus Collection is a set of 3 competitive games for young kids, ages 4-5+. There’s a memory game, a dexterity game, and a party game. Bear in Mind is a memory game where you tell stories to help...
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