Table Games

In a hollowed-out cube representing a hotel, the player slides columns onto which characters are illustrated, so that everyone can look through the windows. Series of 60 challenges in ascending order of difficulty. Wooden and plastic materials. Solutions included. For solo play.

A gripping game in which strategy and reflection are required to reach the riverbank without going over the hungry crocodiles.

On a circular grid, animals have to be placed on each of their squares, respecting the visual instructions given by the challenge cards: some of them must be connected by a line, others not. It's a real puzzle to get all the animals in harmony. A good exercise in reasoning through hypothesis and deduction. 50 challenge cards divided into 3 levels of difficulty. Solutions included. For solo play.

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.

A number of hieroglyphs are illustrated on pyramid-shaped grids. The game consists in placing the variously shaped wooden pieces on the triangular grids so that similar designs overlap. 15 double-sided triangular challenge cards in 3 different sizes, representing 3 levels of difficulty. Solutions included. For solo play.

Logic game with wooden animals and 50 challenge cards.

Little lost animals must find their parents using unique paths created with tiles in a wooden grid. This logic game features 20 double-sided challenge cards with 4 levels of difficulty. Each challenge has only one solution, offering a stimulating and engaging experience.

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

Use wooden blocks to build an Inca building by matching the symbols. 60 challenges, 4 levels.

A traditional game where you have to move disks from one bar to another in descending order. Two rules to follow: move one disc at a time and never place a larger disc on top of a smaller one. All wood. Invented by a mathematician, this thinking game requires logical reasoning to solve the problem. For solo play.

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.

Like a domino, form a square of 9 cards so that the designs on the edges of the cards match. Four challenges to complete. For solo play.

Like a domino, form a square of 9 cards so that the designs on the edges of the cards match. Four challenges to complete. For solo play.

In a frame that doubles as a garden, the dogs must all enter side by side. Like a domino, the dogs' heads and bodies must match. Each challenge card illustrates starting positions that must then be completed. 40 challenges in 3 levels of difficulty. All-wood frame and 10 dominoes. For solo play.

A fun game about the seasons, with beautiful illustrations that gourmands will love!