- Kid's Games - 

Great games for children are hard to find. A good child's game ought to both engage their attention and teach the child something through the game. When we were kids at Boards and Bites, our games were brute force learning. Candyland taught colors. Chutes and Ladders taught numbers. Memory taught... memory. While some of these games are still useful, there has been a ton of evolution in games that can be passed on to your children today. This list includes those games which are explicitly marketed towards children, but this doesn't mean that adults won't enjoy them as well!

OUR FAVORITES

Ghost Fightin' Treasure Hunters - You've heard rumors of some treasure in that spooky old house. Do you think you and your friends can get them all out before the house gets overrun by ghosts? Children can learn strategic planning and prioritization in this 2014 Children's Game of the Year winner. 30 minutes. 2-4 players. Recommended ages 6+.

Outfoxed -  It's a game of whodonit to see which fox was the thief who stole Mrs. Plumpert's prized pot pie. Everyone works together in this game of deduction to rule our suspects before the fox can get out of town. 15 minutes. 2-4 players. Recommended ages 5+.

Push-a-Monster - How many monsters can you fit into the arena before one falls off? Whoever is the most skilled monster wrangler wins in this fun dexterity game. 2015 Children's Game of the Year Nominee. 15 minutes. 2-4 players. Recommended ages 4+.

Animal upon Animal

Apples to Apples: Junior

Aztack

Baba Yaga

Brix

Cartoona

Click Clack Lumberjack

Clomping Creatures

Color Clash

Coraxis and Co

Dr. Beaker

Dr. Eureka

Dr. Microbe

Expedition Dino

Fiery Dragons

Frankindex

Ghost Fightin' Treasure Hunters

Ice Cool

Kaboom

Magic Feathers

Mighty Monsters

Outfoxed

Pengoloo

Pinpoint

Push-a-Monster

Rush Hour

Silly Shennanigans

Sleepy Castle

SOS Sheep in Trouble

The Grasshopper and the Ant

The Hare and the Tortoise

Three Little Pigs

Top That

Vroom Vroom