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Who knows the most about animals? Why not put your knowledge to the test with this board game that also requires you to think and act fast? Arrange the 36 tiles in the centre of a table; each tile boasts a lovely illustration of one of our favourite animals. Next, roll the 2 dice: one represents an animal category, and the other, a type of record. You’ll then have to piece the 2 clues together to find the correct answer on the table. The first to touch the right tile wins! The game comprises 36 double-sided tiles and 2 dice, each with 6 “category” symbols (land mammals, sea animals, reptiles, birds, amphibians and insects) or 6 “record” symbols (fastest, slowest, smallest, biggest, loudest and most dangerous). The game instructions are only available in French. One game lasts around 15 minutes and can be played by 2 to 4 players. This set is ideal for children aged 6 and over.

Theseus and Orpheus, those great heroes of ancient Greece, are a little tired, they need a helping hand! Hermès, the messenger of the gods, comes to pick you up from Olympus to offer you a deal: each time your help allows one of them to complete their adventure, you will win a piece of the ideal hero’s outfit! Tempted by the adventure? Then let's go on a journey through time with this treasure hunt for children from 10 years old! In this board game, there are two adventures that each last about 40 minutes: Orpheus and the Underworld, and Theseus and the Minotaur. The game consists of 24 picture cards (12 per treasure hunt), 6 clue cards (3 per treasure hunt), 1 decoding card, a game rules booklet and a clue booklet. This cooperative edutainment board game can be played alone or shared with up to 8 players. Attention, the game is only in French.

An eerie atmosphere at the natural history museum... Are you ready for an adventure in the heart of a museum where many surprises await you? You are hired as night guards at the city museum. It has to be said that all the previous guards have resigned! That’s strange? But when you start your nightly rounds, you discover that the museum's works of art come to life at night! So you’ll have to keep an eye on them, because if you don’t do your job, they will escape and cause trouble in the city! Can you keep some semblance of order in the museum to save the city? If you manage to survive the number of rounds determined at the start of the game, you’ve won! So, shall we spend a night at the museum? This edutainment survival game consists of 7 ‘Night watch’ cards, 30 ‘Escape in progress!’ cards, 13 ‘Alarm’ cards, 1 red filter to check the answers and 2 ‘Works of the museum’ posters. It allows children from 8 years old to develop their knowledge of works from famous museums and of historical periods. On the programme, general knowledge about Egypt, Prehistory, Africa... This survival game for children is also cooperative to develop a sense of cooperation and of winning together (from 2 to 6 players) by solving puzzles. A game can last around 30 minutes for total immersion in the museum! Attention, the game is only in French.

Who hasn’t heard of the game Categories? This must-have family game is timeless and intergenerational, so this family-friendly revisited version is definitely worth checking out! Adults will no longer have the winning edge, due to additional constraints that will make them rack their brains a little harder! Parents... ready to face your children? All bets are off!
The players decide together upon 7 category cards from the possible 40 categories, and place them on the central board. The children will then group together to decide on which constraints to impose on the adults. They choose 3 of these and place them on 3 categories of their choice. The players then draw a letter at random and the family fun begins! All players must find a word for each category that begins with the selected letter. But don’t forget, the adults must also abide by the imposed constraints! The first player to complete their board says STOP! The answers are then compared and points are awarded. The box comprises 24 constraint cards, 4 individual whiteboards, 40 category cards, 4 erasable markers, 1 central board, 26 letter tokens and the instructions (provided only in French). One game lasts around 20 minutes and can be played by 2 to 4 players. Ideal for children aged 6 and over.