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In one of the world’s top-selling games, players inspect the cards as they’re flipped to find five of the same fruit, then race to squeak the banana. It’s a full-on fruit frenzy!

More than 11 million units sold worldwide
Features a squishy bana

Hop on the express train to problem solving, strategic thinking and full-speed-ahead fun. Young engineers roll the dice, switch the tracks, and race to get to the station first. 12 cute little train cars double as toys. 2-4 players.

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With strategy and a little luck, players try to scurry away from the phantom and escape the castle. On each turn, a roll of the die moves one player forward or unleashes the phantom. Players can hide in the safety of the castle’s chambers, until another p

Only one little twist separates CLACK! Categories from our top-selling CLACK! Game, but its built-in extra challenge is just enough to make it ideal for older kids. Spread out the magnetic discs, roll the dice, and scramble to find something from the cate

Déjà Vu is the only game that gets more challenging the more you play.

CLACK!
The Magnets Clack as They Stack

Yellow stars! Red lightning bolts! Blue footprints . . . where are they? Spread out the magnetic discs, roll the dice, and scramble to match the picture and the color. Make a match, grab a disc, and use its magne

Mayday! The world’s computer networks are down, and you can only bring them back by entering a secret 12-digit code. But you can’t do it alone—tell the other players what you’re missing to complete your part of the code, then swap to collect the cards you

The Game Where Doubles Are Trouble
This simple, yet satisfying, card game makes a little math go a long way. Players take turns adding cards to the stack, increasing the total as they play. Every time they double down (make a total of 11, 22, 33, etc.) o

Match, Quack & Move!

Everything is ducky when Mama Duck has her ducklings in a row. But when players flip over a lily pad that matches the last duckling in line, they call out “Duck-a-roo!” and swim it to the front. The game ends when Mama swims back to

Try to get rid of all your cards so you don’t take any markers, but if you can’t you have a real dillama—should I pick another card or quit? Maybe you can play that card later, but if not you’ve just hurt your score. The player with the fewest markers win