The Best Games by Age 2025

1. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire

now you can experience the excitement of trying to become a millionaire, just the way it's done on tv's hottest game show! who wants to be a millionaire board game gives each player a chance to play host while the others try to win more and more money by answering entertaining and challenging questions. stuck for an answer? use the same lifelines they do on tv. you can even phone a friend for the correct answer! the player who becomes a millionaire or ends up with the most money wins! for 2 to 5 players, ages 12 to adult. made in usa. SKU:ADIB00004DTNF

Based on the mega-hit TV show: One player acts as the host while the other players answer questions Lifelines just like for the TV contestants The player with the most money wins

2. Digimon Digi-Battle Card Game 2 Player Pack

Digimon Digi-Battle Card Game 2 Player Pack

Complete game includes 62 Digimon Digi-battle Cards, Game mat/poster, 2 score counters, complete instructions Step up and enter the duel zone! Stater Set - 1st Edition Ages 8+

3. Fundex Games Card Game

Fundex Games Card Game, Strategy, 2 to 6 Players

Fundex Games Card Game Recommended Age: 8+ Recommended Age: 8+ Maximum Number of Players: 6 Minimum Number of Players: 2 Game Type: Strategy Game Type: Strategy Minimum Number of Players: 2 Maximum Number of Players: 6

4. Deluxe Edition Jeopardy

Jeopardy fans will love this game! Players can compete in 60 different categories such as Literature, People and History just like on the hit TV show.

Players can compete in 60 different categories such as Literature, People and History just like on the hit TV show. The Deluxe Edition of Jeopardy! has the players select a category and a dollar amount; the clues and responses now scroll across the screen. "Buzz" in with the answer before your competitors and the unit will immediately tell if the answer is right or wrong. Throughout the game, the unit will keep track of each player's score. 1-4 players The unit is compatible with existing Jeopardy! cartridges Features sound effects and music for added fun Ages 8 and up

5. Trivial Pursuit Genus IV

This latest version of everybody's favorite trivia game has a wealth of brand new questions

Trivial Pursuit Genus IV General Knowledge Includes gameboard, playing pieces, 1 die, cards, Instruction sheet Proceeds benefit non-profit outreach.

6. Thinkblot Great Condition

Now you can actually get credit for your wacky imagination. ThinkBlot, the latest game from Pictionary inventor Robert S. Angel, encourages players to see as many images as they can in inkblots (yup, just like the Rorschach test) on a card. Gameplay begins with the roll of a die that has both inkblots and categories on it. Roll a category (such as "animals" or "food") and players must search for objects related to the category. Roll an inkblot and anything goes. Points are earned for shared answers, and unique responses garner more. Collect bonus points for answers that match those concealed on the back of the card. But there's a catch, of course: Players can contest unique responses that they don't see in the inkblot. If you can persuade your opponents of your vision, you get two points; if not, that response doesn't count. Sliding markers keep score; the first player to get to the end of the board and back wins. Now, turn that card over and go crazy! For two or more players.

Now you can actually get credit for your wacky imagination. ThinkBlot, the latest game from Pictionary inventor Robert S. Angel, encourages players to see as many images as they can in inkblots (yup, just like the Rorschach test) on a card. Gameplay begins with the roll of a die that has both inkblots and categories on it. Roll a category (such as "animals" or "food") and players must search for objects related to the category. Roll an inkblot and anything goes. Points are earned for shared answers, and unique responses garner more. Collect bonus points for answers that match those concealed on the back of the card. But there's a catch, of course: Players can contest unique responses that they don't see in the inkblot. If you can persuade your opponents of your vision, you get two points; if not, that response doesn't count. Sliding markers keep score; the first player to get to the end of the board and back wins. Now, turn that card over and go crazy! For two or more players.

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Blurt! The Webster's Game of Word Racing!. This raucous game keeps everyone on their toes by challenging them to blurt out words as fast as they can. Blurt!, the Webster's game of word racing, provides brief definitions, while the players provide the words. Think fast! What's the word for the last car on the train? Caboose! Whoever blurts out the answer first gets a move on the game board. A hilarious party game for adults, Blurt! is also a great vocabulary-builder for kids. The 1,200-word set includes a 250-word complete junior version for kids ages 7 to 9 with definitions from the kids' dictionary. For 3 or more players, age 10 and up. Made in USA.

This raucous game keeps everyone on their toes by challenging them to blurt out words as fast as they can. Blurt! The Webster's game of word racing, provides brief definitions, while the players provide the words Think fast! What's the word for the last car on the train? Caboose! Whoever blurts out the answer first gets a move on the game board Junior version also included, ages 7 to 9 For 3-12 Players, Ages 10 to adult

8. Mad Gab

Mad Gab is a hilarious game, in which you say groups of unrelated words aloud and try to "hear" what you're saying.

After repeating out loud "Wheel Yum Air Ream He," can you hear "Will You Marry Me?" In Mad Gab, it's not what you say, it's what you hear. Two or more players can try to solve 1,200 puzzles.

9. Monopoly (Refurbished)

Monopoly for Nintendo Switch brings the classic real estate board game to life digitally, letting friends and family compete to buy, rent, and trade properties to bankrupt opponents.

Refurbished and Tested to Work

10. Monopoly - N64

Monopoly N64

Nintendo