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Giant Board Games

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: BV Leisure Ltd

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Yahtzee The Original Dice Scoring Game...in a Portable New Arena

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Hasbro


Great game to play even with just two people. Easy to store and helps your Maths skills( adding up!) You need to get all combinations of dice on your score card and if all the numbers on the dice are the same then you have YAHTZEE! Bonus points! i have had it three times in a go! good game to play when you dont really know what to do with yourself.

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Perudo in a Tin

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Paul Lamond Games


we play this over and over again and it never gets boring, ultimate game of bluffing.

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Uno Extreme

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Mattel


We played this at our friends house on New Years Eve. What a hoot! It was great fun and everyone could join in. Got quite competitive towards the end of the evening!!

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Connect 4

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Hasbro

August 15, 2004
Connect 4 is a classic game. It's essentially a more complex version of Noughts and Crosses, but with gravity dropped (!) in. You have to drop your pieces down the slots in turns, and create a line of four in a row. At first, it sounds simple, but there are skills - creating traps and forcing your opponent into them. It is a game I have played literally thousands of times and it never gets tired.

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Phlat Ball

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Re:creation Group Plc


I bought 2 of these cheap on amazon after much pestering from my kids. In the first few days my kids were interested but after the first week interest has fallen flat and now (months later) they are a forgotten item waiting to be sent to the charity shop. I would advise to stick to conventional frisbees and balls since the Phlat ball is neither here nor there. They don't alway work as expected and because they don't hold the initial novelty factor they are just not worth having.

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Traditional Garden Games Garden 4 In A Row

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Traditional Garden Games


I bought 2 of these cheap on amazon after much pestering from my kids. In the first few days my kids were interested but after the first week interest has fallen flat and now (months later) they are a forgotten item waiting to be sent to the charity shop. I would advise to stick to conventional frisbees and balls since the Phlat ball is neither here nor there. They don't alway work as expected and because they don't hold the initial novelty factor they are just not worth having.

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Scene It? - The DVD Game - Friends

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Mattel

May 20, 2006
I bought 2 of these cheap on amazon after much pestering from my kids. In the first few days my kids were interested but after the first week interest has fallen flat and now (months later) they are a forgotten item waiting to be sent to the charity shop. I would advise to stick to conventional frisbees and balls since the Phlat ball is neither here nor there. They don't alway work as expected and because they don't hold the initial novelty factor they are just not worth having.

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Doctor Who Uno

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Flair


This one was an immediate hit with my son who is just eight. The downside is I am now playing games of Uno every night before going to bed, as his treat. The upside is tactically he is getting very good and has started beating me regularly. It does require even the grown up brain to be in gear, but games last only a few minutes - even a long fought out vicious game is only about fifteen minutes. And you can play it sitting up in bed.

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Carcassonne Expansion 1: Inns & Cathedrals

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Games and Puzzles
from: Rio Grande Games


Inns and Cathedrals really is a superb addition to the basic Carcassonne set. It adds a lot more options for playing the game without overly complicating the rules or adding radically different elements to the game. Certainly an expansion for family play, it is a less ruthless than some of the later releases.

You have a large meeple who counts double; inn and cathedral tiles that score more points for completed roads and cities respectively, but only if they are finished before the game ends. There is also an extra set of meeples for a sixth player and tokens to denote 50 and 100 points scored.

Small additions that really add to the enjoyment of the game.