The hits of the board games

  

There are board games that you always love. The ones that always stay on the shelf. Those who never throw away.

Mainly because it's always fun to play with them. These are the hits of the board games. Hits that over the years have become "classics of board games".

We have gathered here in the list the team of the classics. Favorite board games that are unnoticed are always guarded. Even when growing up.

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School-age hits:

Double - speed, concentration, and discernment. A cool game of reaction speed and visual diagnosis.

Dreams - the wonderful game invented by six-year-old Miranda, who thought about the game one night when she could not fall asleep.

Kitten - the internationally acclaimed game that has been celebrated for 20 years.

Prince and Princess - a true classic of 48 challenging puzzles of increasing difficulty.

Mankell - the ancient African game where you have to calculate your way to victory by accumulating as many jewels as possible.

Dr. Eureka - a smart game for quick decisions. Create a correct sequence of "molecules" and win the puzzle cards!

Monopoly - One of the most popular games in the world. Buy and rent properties and purchase tools for proper financial management. Including the other versions: Young, Junior, Banking.

Land City and more - Exciting and surprising innovation of the classic game Land City.

 

Kindergarten hits:

Patience - the favorite children's game, in which you must complete the rounds and lead the soldiers to the headquarters in the appropriate color.

Sherlock - A detective card game in which the clue cards are arranged in a circle, and with the detective Sherlock and memory skills - explore the track.

Loti Kroti - the great game, with the invested and inviting design, about a rabbit race that is always surprising.

Firefighters are coming - a fun cooperative game that aims to help firefighters put out the fire that broke out.

ElectroKid - An educational game for an individual with an electronic indicator system that beeps when the answer is correct.

Who I am and what my name is - a charming game of asking questions, the purpose of which is to find out what is drawn on the card threaded into the film on the head.

Guess Who - A fun game for two participants who, by asking questions, try to find out who the opponent's character is

.- A classic of a great game that develops coordination and balance abilities. Place your hand and foot in the marked places until the tangle is formed.

Pantomime - a competitive and exciting theatrical play, which develops imagination, creativity, and communication skills.

 

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