- Move your mover- Greg, rowley, Fregley, Roderick, Holly Hills, or Manny- to see what category to play. In Who Said What, players secretly answer questions like "If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?" Can you guess which answer goes with which player? Correct answers move you closer to finish, but wrong answers can give you the cheesse! - - - Recommended Ages: 8 years & Up - -

- University Games Scavenger Hunt For Kids - - - University Games Scavenger Hunt For Kids is a unique search and find indoor adventure. Players get points for items they find inside the house. The entire family can play. First player to reach the �You Win� is the winner. - - - Why You�ll Love It: - Kids will have fun while hunting for the hidden items in the most unlikely places. - - - Age: - 3 to 8 years - - - Features - - - Multi-player game - - Each round has 6 cards with different items - - Encourages team work and is ideal for an indoor adventure - -

- - Whoowasit -- Electronic Children's Game - - - Whoowasit is an interactive board game with an exciting electronic feature. Players must find the magical ring that was stolen from the wise king by a castle resident under the spell of the evil wizard. Playing against the clock, players move through the castle rooms to uncover clues to who stole the precious gem. Along the way, talking animals help players solve the mystery of the stolen ring with the help of a treasure chest that randomly supplies clues on behalf of the animals. Players must seek food, communicate with and then feed the animals to receive clues that help eliminate the suspects. It includes 1 game board, 4 doors to place on the board, 1 electronic chest, 4 playing pieces, 1 ghost, 1 cat, 9 food tokens, 4 key tokens, 10 suspect cards, 1 die, 1 ring and 1 ring base. It helps reinforce memory, tactical and teambuilding skills. It's great fun for the whole family. - - - Product Dimensions: 11.8 (L) x 2.8 (W) x 16.8 (H) - - Age: - -

- Mancala For kids game. Features colorful animals for kid play. The wood board game folds in half. Wood game board with hinge, 48 colorful plastic pieces. For 2 players. Agers 6 and up. - - Features include: - - •Features colorful animals for kid play - •The wood board game folds in half - •Wood game board with hinge, 48 colorful plastic pieces - •For 2 players - •Agers 6 and up -

- - University Games Kids on Stage Special Edition - - - Bravo knows that kids love to get into the act and this charades game is made especially to put your youngster in the spotlight. In this game, every player gets in the act on every turn, so it's ideal for home or school play. There is no reading required, so little ones can play without the help an adult. Encourage creativity and communication skills while having active fun. This game is for 2 or more players. It encourages creativity and communication skills. - - - Product Dimensions: 10.8 (L) x 10.8 (W) x 2 (H) - - Age: 3 to 8 years - -

- The Classic game of deduction that bring together a code maker and a code breaker. Designed for kids with Jungle animal. 3 levels of play - - - Recommended Ages: 6 years & Up - -

- Hasbro Candy Land - - - The classic candy adventure. Candy Land is a card and board game for up to four kids that takes them through mouthwatering destinations like chocolate mountains and cupcake commons. Includes a card deck with colored illustrations, 4 playing pieces, a game board and an instruction guide. Let little imaginations adventure. - - - Why You�ll Love It: - All your kids need to enjoy classic fun - - - Age: - 3 years and up - - - Features - - - Lets kids play in a group - - Colorful illustrations and creative names keep kids engaged - - Kids learn to identify colors - -

- Learning Resources Money Bags Board Game - - - Learning Resources Money Bags Board Game helps kids learn the basics of money. Players have to make smart choices to earn money. Plus, they have to figure out small change combinations and apply critical thinking to earn even more. The one who earns the most wins. - - - Why You�ll Love It: - It improves and stimulates young math learners. - - - Age: - 7 to 9 years - - - Features - - - Promotes intellectual thinking - - Fun twists - - Improves math skill - - Enhances logical thinking - -

- I Spy Eagle Eye Game - - - I Spy Eagle Eye Game helps kids get a real eagle eye. Spot the picture on your board that matches the one on the card.The first one to ring the bell wins the round. - - - Why You�ll Love It: - It's a fun way to improve visual interpretation, memory, matching and social skills. - - - Age: - 5 years and up - - - Features - - - One to four players - - Wild, energetic and exciting - - Sharpens matching and social skills - - Colorful illustrations - - - Includes - - - 4 double sided game boards - - 30 double sided object cards - - Bell - - Different rules for different skill levels of play - -

- - University Games Who What Where Jr. - - - This is the funny drawing game for kids. Players sketch funny scenes found on game cards, such as a bear riding a bike in a cave while others try to guess what's been drawn. Score points by guessing each category -- and score big by guessing all three. - - - Product Dimensions: 8 (L) x 10.75 (W) x 2.5 (H) - - Age: 7 to 12 years - -

- - Hasbro Games Ouija Board Glow-in-the-Dark - - - This Ouija board has a plastic message indicator and glows in the dark. - - - Product Dimensions: 1.6 (L) x 10.6 (W) x 15.8 (H) - - Age: 10 to 15 years - -

- - - Mindware Qwirkle Board Game - - - - - Qwirkle is as simple as matching colors and shapes, but also requires tactical maneuvers and well-planned strategy. Earn points by building rows and columns of blocks that share a common shape or color. Look for opportunities to score big by placing a tile that touches multiple pieces with matching attributes. The player with the most points wins! - - - - - Why You’ll Love It: - - - The simple setup makes this an instant favorite for younger kids, while older players will enjoy strategizing to win. - - - - - Age: - - - 6 and up - - - - - Features - - - - • For 2 to 4 players - • Playing time approximately 45 minutes - • Winner of Parent's Choice Gold Award and Mensa National Competition - • A fun twist on Scrabble and matching games - • A great introduction to strategy games - • Fun for players of all ages - - - - - Includes: - - - 108 wooden blocks - - - -   -

- - The party game where you're the one making the rules - - - - The more rules that are played, the funnier the game gets - - - - On each turn, a person plays a rule card - - - - As the game moves along, rules accumulate and change - - - - Players watch each other to try to catch the opponents breaking the rules - - - Gotcha! Board Game by Buffalo Games. The party game where you're the one making the rules. The more rules that are played, the funnier the game gets. On each turn, a person plays a rule card. As the game moves along, rules accumulate and change. Players watch each other to try to catch the opponents breaking the rules. - -   - - - Product Measures: 8.0 IN x 2.5 IN x 10.63 IN - - - - Recommended Ages: 14 - 100 years - -

- - Zobmondo.. You Gotta Be Kidding Board Game - - - Of course we are kidding. After all, these Would You Rather choices are not real but they are fun to think and talk about. You Gotta Be Kidding gets kids and grown-ups thinking, laughing, reasoning and having a blast making goofy decisions and completing the wild Would You Rather Challenges. Best of all, kids have fun speaking up for a change, instead of always saying, "I do not know." Watch imagination rule and confidence build as kids get comfortable standing up for their choice while laughing the whole time. Would You Rather eat a bucket of apple stems or eat 20 banana peels? Gross, huh? But you cannot say "neither" when playing this game. Even though nobody would be dumb enough to eat that stuff, each player still has to choose. So make your best choice and then speak up and tell Everyone why. To win, you must correctly guess what the others will say and successfully complete your even more outrageous challenges as you try to move forward to the finish line. - - - Product Dimensions: 7.6 (L) x 3.2 (W) x 10.7 (H) - - Age: 7 to 12 years - -

- Find who can stack six dice on top of each other within thirty seconds and be the first person to roll a triple. Can you name as many state capitals as your roll? Know what arachibutyrophobia is. Dice-capades is not just the luck of the dice it is the smartness of the roller. Complete with 133 dice and 100 cards, exercise both sides of your brain with this super fun game for friends and family. With a mixture of dice games, physical challenges, artistic creations, and trivia questions that are sure to test your noodle, you will see why Dice-capades is a crazy fun game. - -   - - - Game for two or six players - - Fun party game - - Physical challenges, artistic creation and trivia questions - - Contains 133 dice and 100 cards - - Great family fun game - - Product Measures: 10.5 x 3 x 10.5 - - Recommended Ages: 12 - 100 years - - -   - -   - -

- Kid O Memory Match 16 - - - Kid O Memory Match 16 is a classic matching game with a variety of ways to play. Matching symbols or cards for play alone or with other players. Help develop memory and stimulate young brains. - - - Why You�ll Love It: - Play at home or on the road for travel friendly fun. - - - Age: - 3 years and up - - - Features - - - Enhances memory skill - - Ideal for single player - - Great travel game - - Multiple player option - - Multiple variations in board - - - Includes - - - Playing board - - 16 knobs - - 4 two-sided playing cards - -

- - Mattel NBC's Minute to Win It Board Game - - - Bring the hit NBC game show right into your own living room. It features simple hilarious and nerve-wracking tasks for player to complete. Mix and match included props and everyday household items. The game includes cards, a timer and game props: a banana, ping pong balls, feathers, foam eggs and much more. - - - Product Dimensions: 10.5 (L) x 2 (W) x 10.5 (H) - - Age: 12 months and up - -

- - University Games Anti-Monopoly Board Game - - - The Anti-Monopoly Board Game is The Real Estate Trading Game for the 21st Century. This game is an update of the Monopoly folk game invented 100 years ago by Elizabeth Magie. Free-market competitors clash with ruthless monopolist. Competitors charge fair rent, create supply and demand and can end a price war. Monopolists are greedy, charge high rents and restrict supply but can go to prison for price fixing. The players follow different rules, depending on their status, in their quest for big money and real estate. It's great game fun 2 to 6 players. Learn Econ 101 as you play. - - - Product Dimensions: 2.1 (L) x 10.6 (W) x 15.8 (H) - - Age: 8 years and up - -

- - Zobmondo...Would You Rather? Classic Board Game - - - Zobmondo...Would You Rather takes the idea of parlor game questions to a new level of debate and lunacy. Would you rather have five bottles stuck on the fingers of one hand for a year or a bucket stuck on your foot for a year? Neither is not an option here. No matter how awful the alternatives are, it's up to the group to reach a consensus. Read the Would You Rather question, then let the conversation and laughter rip. Discuss and debate the mind-boggling options and see just how long it takes you all to agree on the absurd. To win, you must move around the board by correctly predicting the group consensus to each of your questions and complete three of the even more absurd Would You Rather challenges. Would you rather...Age only from the neck up or age only from the neck down? In this version, you'll find questions that are ethical, bizarre and mind-bending, but each is a field-tested conversation starter that is guaranteed to provoke ridiculous fun, break the ice at any party and -- if played correctly -- open a unique window into the wild imaginations of friends and family. This game is for 4 or more players. - - - Product Dimensions: 3.4 (L) x 10.2 (W) x 10.2 (H) - - Age: 12 years and up - -

- - Each player leads a five-member group of four adventurers and a researcher on the search for lost cities. To reach each city, the players must travel a separate path nine steps long. On a player‘s turn, he plays a card and  moves one of his adventurers or his researcher. The color of the card played determines which path the figure moves on. The player should try to play a card of low value, because when the player wants to move this adventurer again, he must play a card of equal or higher value. Each player must send his adventurers on different paths - no two from the same player on athe same path. A player may send all his adventurers to search, but need not. - - - - - The goal is it to get one‘s adventurers as far as possible along the paths they travel since the first steps of a path score minus points. Only the later steps on a path score positive points. At the end of the game, the winner is the player who earned the most points. Artifacts, which adventurers can collect along the way, also earn the player‘s points toward a possible victory. Also, the researcher (the larger figure) is more valuable than the adventurers: during the scoring at the end, the player doubles its points, making it imperative to move it as far along its path as possible. - -