With the family board game Jožin z Bažin by Ivan Mládek, it is guaranteed that Santa Claus will not touch the wrong thing. The great advantage of this novelty, which appeared on the shelves this year, is the fact that it can be played by both young children and their grandparents. Already the first reviews were so enthusiastic that it would be a shame not to play it under the tree. And laugh together. The unexpected plunge into the swamp, just like the one sung about in the famous song, is created by a unique playing principle, complemented by a 3D game plan. All players in a short while are drawn into the hunt for Yozhin. With the intention of outwitting him and avoiding his sharp teeth. Which provokes waves of laughter and joy, if successful, from all involved.
The board game Brainworks is another good type of gift for under the tree. You\’ll also have a good time with it, but by making it a knowledge game, you\’ll also exercise all parts of your brain. The five question circuits, which must be completed within a given time limit, reveal exactly what each family member is most inclined towards. The questions are not only logical, but also textual, graphical and knowledge-based. The most fun ones are aimed at perception and memory. When do the kids versus the grandparents start racking up valuable points. After unwrapping this gift, just spread out the game plan, answer sheets, six game pieces and betting wheels, an hourglass, five decks of circuits, tokens and boxes of cards with fifty-five problems. And start having fun together.
The game Movement Stories brings fun and develops the body\’s motor skills. Children as young as three years old can play it. By combining a read story with exercises that promote physical fitness and imagination, everyone will find something to enjoy. Not only children, but also parents and grandparents. One round of the game lasts about half an hour. The player chooses one of the offered stories, in which they have to complete certain parts with thematically chosen exercises. These are shown on seven cards with explanatory notes and a demonstration. There are also seven game plans with ninety exercises, promoting the healthy development of children. Sixteen cards, a colouring book and a sticker label are provided as a reward for well-done exercises.