221B BAKER STREET "This is a great clue solving game. it makes you really think, plus, my wife will play it for hours!" - David Richardson

Perhaps the finest detective game ever devised? Featuring forty individual cases specially written to recapture the spirit of the original Sherlock Holmes.

2 - 12 players. Ages 12 and upwards

3 in a box Three classic children's games in one fun-filled box. The original game of Pik-a-styk, Jacks and tiddly winks. Any number of players. Age 5 upwards

3-D tic tac toe with wooden balls. fun game for all ..

4 Locomotives Memo

Details: Only introduced in August 2007, this product is now in our top five games category and climbing fast. Apples to Apples Junior brings the award winning card and party game Apples to Apples to the entire family. Young players will delight in the funny comparisons while expanding their vocabulary and thinking skills. Easy to learn and fun to play, it's the perfect game for children, family and friends. * 15 major awards * now with British Isles and Irish cards - 576 * ages 9 to adult * players 4 - 10, easy to learn "Children want to play again and again, which helped to strengthen their strategy, reading and thinking skills. Great family game." Canadian Toy Testing Council

The Travel Game for Kids on the Move!

Any parent who’s heard the words ‘are we there yet?’ a thousand times will love this travel game for kids on the move!

It contains cards with items to look out for such as ‘a yellow tractor’, ‘a red traffic light’or ‘a bird in a tree’. The first sighting gets the points and the player with the most points at the end of the journey wins! That’ll keep them quiet.

For 2 or more players

Age suitability: 6 and up

Beetle Drive The original classic party game - complete set with 24 cards, 4 pencils and dice.

Dominoes with a twist!

The multi award-winning game of dominoes with one twist of strategy and two twists of fun.

For 2 to 4 players

For age 7+ - 2 or more players - Game time up to 2 mins The world's fastest game by Reinhard Staupe! Blink is the lightning fast game where two players race to be the first to play all cards. Using sharp eyes and fast hands, players quickly try to match the shape, number of shapes or colour on the cards. The first player out wins! 'Blink' Review by Ben Rainbird, The Actor Blink is possibly the most accurately-titled game I’ve ever played. It’s fast, very fast. Faster than Roger Bannister on rollerskates after twelve consecutive cups of coffee. So fast that if you, ahem, blink, you’ll miss it... Billed as a two-player game, although I see no obstacle to more people playing it, the basic objective of Blink is to lose all your cards as quickly as possible. At the beginning of the game, each player is dealt an equally sized draw pile, then the top card from each is placed face down between the players. Each player then takes the top three cards from his or her pile, and the game begins as the face-down cards on the table are flipped over. The players, without taking turns, then race to play cards from their hands as quickly as possible, instantly replacing cards they play with cards from the draw pile, so that they always have three cards in their hand. Here’s the important part: all the cards have different symbols on them - stars, moons, thunderbolts, clouds and soforth, all in varying numbers and colours. A card can only be played if the shape, colour or number of objects on the card matches the one you’re going to slap it down on, and as everyone will be constantly playing cards onto the middle of the table, you’ll have to be very fast if you want to avoid falling behind. The players continue like this until someone runs out of cards and wins. A good one to play with children, not least because they don’t have to take turns. I think adults will like it too (I certainly do), it’s an extremely quick game to play, lasting as little as 1 minute per round if the players are fast enough. Things can get quite competetive, sometimes with players slapping down cards at the same time, which makes me thankful the cards don’t have sharp corners, otherwise a roll of bandages would become necessary in more heated games. This game is definitely slanted more towards the fun side of the ‘Family Fun’ spectrum, although no doubt it would aid younger children in shape recognition, not to mention developing their reflexes.

Box of 6 wooden dice solid wood puzzle