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It’s really fun to see what happens when you place your sheet on top of the actual level and see “Oh, man, I hit a bomb!”Ī card flipping game! It’s also a set collection game, which is a mechanic I love. Plus, many of the traps force you to add in other dexterity elements like balance. Players draw a path through the level on a transparent sheet. In this flicking game, you get to journey across outer space! Gather crystals from planets across the galaxy and return to your home base to build planet-destroying bombs. Just don’t leave your characters vulnerable, opponents have a chance to shoot back!įlick ‘Em Up is created by Pretzel Games. Shoot your opponent by flicking bullets at their characters.

It’s cowboys versus robbers in this wild west adventure.

Players can experiment with timing and force to knock Louie just right onto those pesky neighbor’s chickens. Younger players can simply build and design as they please, while older players and families will enjoy drawing cards to build up a tower.Įxtremely simple and yet strangely addictive! Push your landing pad up to knock Louie (in his plane) over your chickens and onto your opponents’ chickens. Each block is individual and comes with a visual card. Wooden blocks are a bit more rare today, but Block Up has us covered with a unique set. Skills: Balance, geometry (shapes and planes) Flicking the penguin through the classroom doorways requires a little bit of practice, but young kids are likely to school adults after a short learning curve! Featuring penguins that wibble-wobble, Ice Cool combines dexterity and a little math action into a fun game for the whole family. Kids in the younger age ranges love Ice Cool. Skills: fine motor, spatial awareness, geometry (angles) If it falls, you’re left picking up the pieces! How long can the wires hold? This twisty-topsy-turvy game will have you all turned around as players attempt to add more and more wires to the structure. If you’re playing with big kids, you’ll probably have a roaring good time too! If you happen to be playing with kids, they can practice fine motor skills, timing and spacial awareness. These family-friendly games will have your whole group engaged. They bring out the little kid in us that just wants to build a REALLY tall tower, or knock over some villains. Tabletop games that add an element of dexterity through physical action have something unique about them.