Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres

Kullerhexe

Broomstick, magic wand and shining amulet – the scatterbrained witch has lost all of her things in the magical forest. As speedy forest sprites, the players help her in her search. To do this, ever-changing teams of two children sit opposite each other, reveal an objective card and push down on the edges of the

Kullerhexe Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2017

Kleiner Vogel, großer Hunger

Newly hatched and hungry, these chicks stumble out into the big, wide world. To find their food, the chicks need help from children aged three and up. Rolling a die will provide tasty worms, flies, berries and seeds for their hatchlings; players take a corresponding feed dish, no matter who rolled the die. Provided, of

Kleiner Vogel, großer Hunger Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2017

Kikeribumm

The chickens are hanging out on their perch. Some are just sitting there, others are on hay bales or wagon wheels. All in all it’s a pretty precarious situation and your job is to clear the perch, piece by piece. “Chickyboom” is one of these rare games that is almost self-explanatory and invites you to

Kikeribumm Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2017

Zauberei hoch drei

Young wizard students have snuck out of school to visit the secret midnight market. But Willy the Warden Ghost is hot on their heels. The kids will only find their way back to the school with help from the Lumies, magical glowing creatures hidden around the game board underneath 18 tree tokens. Players have to

Zauberei hoch drei Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2017

Magic Maze Kids

A kingdom for a frog! Literally: His Majesty has been turned into a frog and all he can do is sit and croak and ask you for help. So the Prince, Princess, Magician and Knight have to make their way into the forest to find ingredients for the witch’s cauldron to make the antidote. The

Magic Maze Kids Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2019

Burg Schlummerschatz

In the dead of night, twelve guards keep watch over the castle’s precious treasure. But it’s not for nothing that it has the nickname Sleepy Castle: the guards often like to take a little nap on the job. The crafty thieves know this all too well. They lurk, trying to catch two of the guards

Burg Schlummerschatz Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2016

Die geheimnisvolle Drachenhöhle

When the little dragon Edgar lights up with joy then the children playing will too! Because that means they’ve managed to help him in his search for treasure. You’ll need to find six jewels in this mysterious cave. Which ones exactly are determined by two tiles in front of each player. Children roll a dice

Die geheimnisvolle Drachenhöhle Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2016

Harry Hopper

Ready, steady, jump! Two grasshoppers are going head to head: teams move the plastic insects by pushing down on their tails and watching them make extraordinary leaps. In the classic version “grazing”, you play at the table as usual. The first team to knock down the grass stalks of their own colour wins. The “Grasshopper-Parcours”

Harry Hopper Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2016

Sag’s mir! Junior

20 cards with 20 illustrations and two rounds in which to convey the related concepts to your teammates, all against the clock. That’s the core of “Sag’s mir! Junior.” An adult player starts: drawing 20 of the game’s 220 cards, turning the sand timer over and describing the concept illustrated. In the first round you

Sag’s mir! Junior Read More »

| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2016