Logic Games

Place the cubes in a square on a frame to reproduce the 30 challenge cards. Requires observation as each cube, illustrated with colorful geometric motifs on each face, must be placed in the right place, on the right side and in the right direction to reproduce the image. Wooden frames and cubes. For solo play.

9 wooden blocks to piece together a picture. Patience and concentration are needed to overcome the challenge cards. 90 challenges.

Maneuver a small marble around challenging, 3D, maze-like tracks, in the order indicated by the numbers. Shift, flip, and twist the sphere to guide the marble and overcome the barriers. Various levels of difficulty for the most persevering players. Important: handle with care, as the spheres may break if dropped on the floor. A huge hit with children! Age: 8 +

Player needs to change the 4 puzzles with 1 or 2 boxes, one at time, until the 5 cats hide under a box.

Player needs to reproduce images of characters by superimposing tiles.

In this logic game, players move small characters throught a labyrinthine to reach the castle and save Sleeping Beauty. In avariant player is a dragon who blocks the road to the prince. Includes 60 progressive challenges and a beautiful book without text. 1 player. Multilingual version.

Players must help the prince find his beautiful princess by properly positioning the wooden towers and stairwells of this romantic puzzle game. This game includes 48 challenges of increasing complexity with their solutions. 1 player.

Can you help the driver escape the traffic jam before the ice cream melts? Includes 40 simple, age-appropriate challenges. 1 player. 14 x 15 cm.

The world famous puzzle! Rotate the rows of the cube, one at a time, to group similar colours on each of its 6 faces.

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IQ Perplex

Children place the ball at the Zoomi Start, then twist, turn and tumble through the 5 mazes, to end at the Stop. Other challenges include making it through without getting stuck, moving in the opposite direction or beating a best time. 22 cm high.

Player completes the castle as illustrated using all the remaining pieces.

Player needs to place the animals in the right places so that they appear in the frame.

Use the 5 wooden and fabric accessories to recreate, from memory, a scene where Monty the cat is hiding. Age: 4 + • Irresistible game of spatial representation features a beloved pet: a kitty! • Chased by the dog, Monty turns the room upside down, throwing the pillow and the blanket on the ground and trying to hide everywhere. • The 34 photo cards indicate the position of Monty relating to various accessories in the room: on the bed, under the bed, next to the pillow, etc. • Accessories include: 1 large green wooden bed, 1 red blanket, 1 small blue pillow, 1 wooden game pad decorated with a carpet and 1 wooden cat Monty. • Highly-appealing, fabric and sturdy wood accessories. In bright colours, to capture the players' attention. • Several levels of difficulty, including 2 which are suitable for more experienced players, dictated by the roll of the wooden picture die: Recreating the scene from the picture seen right side up, from the picture seen upside down, describing the scene, so another player may recreate it. • Designed to discover and master spatial relationships and correctly use directional words (such as: on top of, under, next to, etc.). • Requires decentering, to adopt another point of view. • Fosters visual discrimination, eye-hand coordination and dexterity. • Develops language and communication, to describe the scene to other players, and enriches vocabulary. • Enhances logical thinking and memory skills.