Games & Jigsaw Puzzles

At last, something we can use our phone for! To play the Color Game from Kikkerland®, and teach kids valuable lessons about how colors work together, you too can use the flashlight on your phone to light up the cards and identify colors. Then, still...

Whatever you think about the French, they know their cheeses and their kissing, and maybe not coincidentally, they’re good with nature, too. French-made Nature Challenge card games have a deck of (36) cards, which players...

Crack the code and get out of the museum in this quick-fire escape room game from Professor Puzzle. Perfect for solo play, there’s a range of different puzzles and brainteasers for you to solve in order to find the key and make your escape. Jarvis...

Like you, Will Shortz can’t get enough of puzzles. That’s why in addition to editing the New York Times crossword and doing many other prestigious puzzle things, he’s presenting this 9” x 6” paperback Crazy for KenKen book...

From Little Big Games™, these family card games are made for 2 to 4 players with (75)-card decks. You pick: Not Your Average Joe, which requires you to collect as many "Golden Beans" and other material possessions as you can before the auction...

Carry a micro jigsaw puzzle in your pocket and you’ll never be stuck somewhere with nothing to do. This one features a collage of NASA and Apollo mission patches. When finished, the (150)-piece puzzle will measure 4” x 6”. Pieces are...

Beyond Rubik's cube, this complex wooden puzzle is inspired by the Antikythera Mechanism, a mysterious astronomical device discovered off the coast of the eponymous Greek island in 1901 and sometimes called the first analog computer. The puzzle has (5)...

The many puzzles of Princess Diana’s life may never be fully solved, but you’ll probably be able to complete this 300-piece jigsaw puzzle of her over the course of a couple Saturdays. Measures 30" x 20", which actually makes it a puzzle...

It’s kind of like a wedding cake with graduated layers, if your wedding cake is orange, yellow and green. Also, it’s not a cube, but we didn't name it. It's a wedding cake version of the Rubikian cube, and like the cubic one it’s fun...

What if you crossed Boris Spassky with Han Solo? Checkmate with a beam of light. This is the former KHET 2.0, now updated to a space chess theme. Includes (26) game pieces, including kings, switches, defenders, deflectors and lasers, all on an 8 x 10...

Gen Xers will remember hours of fun spent with the original Like-Brite before the Millennials ruined everything. Well, it’s back and like the cereals you used to eat, it’s New and Improved, with LEDs behind the 8-3/4” x 1-1/2”...

Ten furlongs are condensed to (7) inches, with very small horses, in the Desktop Derby, a 6-horse straight track that lets you win money while you teach the children the evils of pari-mutuel betting. The electric track pulsates and moves the nags along...