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Classic board games for kids are great, but there’s a lot to comb through. We’ve rounded up some of the best board games to keep your little ones entertained and engaged.
Board games can be a great way to get the family together and encourage kids to take a break from phone, television and video game screens. While a number of adult board games on the market are fun options for parties or casual get-togethers, many board games aimed at kids can also entertain both the little ones and the adults on family game nights — and they can definitely include the strategy, challenge and interactivity that traditionally make board games exciting.
While several standout tabletop games were launched in the past year for kids between the ages of 3 and 12, classics like Candy Land and Chutes and Ladders are also top contenders for beginners and early gamers. To save you time shopping the endless sea of kids board games online, we’ve compiled a few of the best ones based on high ratings and our past coverage that’ll keep your little ones engaged and entertained.
Best board games for kids
Here are some of the best and highly rated board games that are great for kids ages 12 and under, along with the approximate playtime, number of players and age recommendations as recommended by game manufacturers and BoardGameGeek.
I Never Forget A Face Memory Game
This award-winning memory game includes 24 cards that players must match together during each turn — the player with the most matching cards wins the game. The faces on the cards represent a diverse group of animated people, all from different parts of the world. Kids will not only have fun jogging their memory throughout the game, but they’ll also be introduced to an array of different countries, including Myanmar, Bolivia, Mongolia and Tanzania. The game has a 4.8-star average rating from 500 reviewers on Amazon.
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Ages: 3 and up
Players: 2-6
Playtime: 30 minutes
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