The Monopoly The Super Mario Bros. Movie Edition game immerses players in the world of the film, where they can strategize to save the Mushroom Kingdom from Bowser. Players buy, trade, and manage iconic locations from the movie, competing to accumulate the most coins. The Bowser token operates independently, posing a threat by stealing properties, coins, or sending players to Jail. Six themed tokens are included, featuring characters and power-ups like Toad’s frying pan, a Super Mushroom, and Peach’s crown. Warp Pipe spaces allow players to jump ahead, speeding up gameplay. Designed for ages 8 and up, this edition appeals to fans of both Super Mario and Monopoly.

This version of the classic Scattergories game challenges players to think quickly and creatively. Players compete by listing unique answers in various categories, all starting with a randomly selected letter. Answers only score points if no other player duplicates them. The game includes four rounds, with the highest-scoring player declared the winner. The set comes with sturdy folders designed to hold answer sheets and category lists while providing a stable writing surface. For added convenience, a QR code and web link provide access to digital tools, including a virtual timer and letter die for smartphone use. Suitable for 2 to 6 players, this game works well for family gatherings, parties, or casual game nights. The fast-paced, competitive nature makes it engaging for teens and adults alike.

The Monopoly Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves edition brings the Forgotten Realms to life, inspired by the Dungeons & Dragons movie. Players embark on a quest across a gameboard featuring key locations from the film, competing to collect the most gold. Five character tokens represent movie heroes, each paired with a unique Character card that grants special abilities. Gameplay includes a 20-sided die and Adventure cards—landing on a location triggers a card draw, and the die roll determines success or failure. The Magic and Mystery Deck offers useful items and spells, but players must also evade iconic D&D monsters, Red Wizards, and treacherous rogues. For added depth, the Dungeon Master deck introduces customizable rules, allowing players to modify locations, adventures, and monster encounters. Designed for ages 8 and up, this game appeals to D&D enthusiasts, Monopoly fans, and tabletop gamers.

The Monopoly Junior: Trucks Edition offers a simplified version of classic Monopoly gameplay for children ages 5 and up. The game features a truck-themed board with 16 illustrated vehicles, including a Garbage Truck, Tow Truck, Bulldozer, and Fire Truck, replacing traditional properties. Players select from four construction-themed tokens—Excavator, Steamroller, Cement Truck, or Dump Truck—and move around the board to acquire vehicles and collect rent. The objective remains familiar: assemble a crew of vehicles and earn money, with the player accumulating the most declared the winner. Designed for quicker play, this version introduces younger players to strategic board game mechanics in an accessible format. Suitable for playdates or family game nights, it serves as an engaging option for children who enjoy construction and truck themes. The game includes all necessary components for immediate play.

The Twister Junior game features two play options on a reversible mat and spinner board. One side offers the Animal Safari game, while the opposite side provides the Animal Party game. The Level 1 Animal Safari mode focuses on turn-taking, color matching, and animal identification, designed for early learning. The Level 2 Animal Party mode encourages physical movement and balance development. In the Animal Safari game, players spin to determine their landing spot by color and animal, then mimic the animal's movements along the trail—the first to reach the end wins. The Animal Party game challenges players to match colors and animals using body positioning, with the last remaining player declared the winner. Suitable for ages 3 and up, this game works well for birthday parties, family game nights, and other children's gatherings. The dual-sided design provides adaptable play options for different skill levels.

The Clue Conspiracy is a strategic party game for 4-10 players ages 14 and up, offering a fresh take on the classic Clue formula. Set at the tropical Black Adder Resort, players take on secret roles as either Friends trying to protect resort manager Mr. Coral or as Conspiracy members plotting his murder. The game features deadly traps scattered across the resort grounds, with one player secretly armed. Gameplay revolves around deception and shifting alliances as players bluff, sabotage, and gather clues while trying to determine who to trust. The Conspiracy team wins by successfully executing the murder plot at a specific location or triggering traps, while the Friends can win by disarming all traps or solving the mystery of the killer, location, and method. An optional free web-app enhances the experience with setup instructions, a tutorial video, and a timer, accessible via QR code included in the package. The app is not required to play but provides additional immersion.

The **Monopoly: Star Wars Light Side Edition** game immerses players in the Jedi path with thematic artwork and components inspired by the Star Wars universe. It includes six zinc character tokens representing Force-sensitive figures: Ahsoka Tano, Luke Skywalker, Mace Windu, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Rey Skywalker, and Anakin Skywalker. Each character has a unique ability—when passing GO, players can take the plastic Yoda figure and activate their power as described on their character card. Players can form alliances with Rebel heroes, purchase Jedi Starfighters, and accumulate credits, with victory going to the last player remaining with credits. Force cards enable players to collaborate with Yoda to gain credits, while Dark Side cards may force credit theft or send opponents to Jail. For an alternate experience, the **Monopoly: Star Wars Dark Side Edition** game is available separately.

The Rise of the Dread Moon Quest Pack expands the HeroQuest Game System, concluding the narrative introduced in The Mage of the Mirror expansion. A HeroQuest Game System is required to play and sold separately. Players will free Elethorn from Zargon’s grasp through quests featuring immersive artwork and perilous encounters. This expansion includes 29 detailed miniatures, such as Elven Warriors, Dread Cultists, Specters, a Dread Wraith, and furniture pieces. It also provides 10 quests set in an elven world with monsters, traps, treasure, and Dread Moon spells, supported by full-color tiles and 58 game cards. Designed for 2-5 players aged 14 and up, this pack enhances replayability by allowing players to craft their own stories and quests. It appeals to fans of cooperative and adventure roleplaying games.

This Yahtzee Jr.: Star Wars Young Jedi Adventures Edition game adapts the classic Yahtzee format for young players with a Star Wars theme. The game features characters from the Star Wars Young Jedi Adventures animated series, including Yoda, Kai, Nash, Lys, Nubs, Taborr, and RJ-83. Players roll the dice and match the characters shown to those on the scoreboard, earning points based on the number of matches. The highest scorer wins. Designed for children ages 4 and up, the game requires no reading, making it accessible for preschoolers. It supports 2-4 players and is suitable for family game nights or playdates.

**Clue Escape: The Midnight Hotel** is a cooperative escape room-style board game that continues the story after Mr. Boddy’s murder. Players must work together to uncover which suspect stole his blackmail files by solving puzzles that reveal new clues. The game features the return of the classic Clue cast and introduces a dynamic 3D gameboard that expands as players progress, unlocking new rooms and details. To win, players must deduce the suspect, location, and weapon by collecting evidence throughout the game. The more clues gathered, the easier it is to make the correct accusation. Designed as a one-time solve experience, this cinematic strategy game can be played cooperatively with 1-6 players or solo for a single-player escape room challenge. Suitable for ages 10 and up, with a difficulty rating of 3, this game is ideal for family game nights or groups who enjoy cooperative murder mystery puzzles.

The QUICK-PLAYING CARD GAME adapts the classic board game into a fast-paced card format where players must strategize with the cards they receive. Players aim to construct a Life Story by playing Choice cards, achieving Life Goals, and aligning with their Lifestyle card to accumulate points. Victory is determined by collecting the most Life Points, with each player’s Lifestyle card defining their scoring strategy. The game encourages lively interaction through storytelling prompts on certain Choice cards, such as recounting an imaginary world record or naming a fictional pet. Designed for 2-4 players ages 8 and up, this game is simple to set up and quick to play, making it suitable for family game nights or travel. The compact format ensures easy portability while maintaining engaging gameplay.

Relive the familiar streets of Home with this special MONOPOLY edition. Players can purchase well-known local landmarks while avoiding Tim’s penalties that could land them in jail. Visit Lowie for a drink with Frank or secure a ride home with Taxi Nancy. The Withoeve property is also up for grabs, offering a chance to expand your holdings. Earn 100M by assisting ACE with tasks or pay 15M for a visit to Judith’s clinic. This limited edition brings the essence of Home to the classic board game experience.

The Monopoly: Avatar Edition transforms the classic board game with themes and components inspired by the Avatar franchise. Players defend Pandora from the RDA by connecting to locations across the board, replacing traditional properties with Pandoran sites and Monopoly money with woodsprites. The goal is to secure the most locations and accumulate woodsprites to win. Six zinc tokens let players represent Na’vi clan members, featuring Pandora’s wildlife: Ilu, Skimwing, Thanator, Tulkun, Banshee, and Leonopteryx. To earn woodsprites, players must connect to land by placing a Na’vi Spirit Tree on a location. However, the RDA Scorpion moves across the board—if it lands on an unprotected location, the corresponding card flips to show RDA control. Designed for players ages 8 and up, this edition offers a thematic twist for family game nights and Avatar fans.

**Cluedo: Robbery at the Museum** blends classic detective gameplay with an immersive robbery-themed escape challenge. Designed for 1-6 players aged 10 and up, this riddle game tasks participants with uncovering a traitor while navigating a dynamically expanding game board. As players move their figures across the museum, new spaces and clues are revealed, requiring puzzle-solving to unlock areas and progress. Success hinges on gathering evidence to pinpoint the culprit, location, and method of the crime. The more evidence collected, the clearer the path to making an accurate accusation. Ideal for game nights, this strategy-driven experience encourages collaboration and deduction, making it a fitting choice for families and friends who enjoy mystery-themed board games.

This version of Clue reinterprets the classic murder mystery game with updated characters, backstories, and setting while retaining the core gameplay. Players investigate the murder of Boddy Black by gathering clues to determine the suspect, location, and weapon. Six playable characters are included—Miss Scarlett, Colonel Mustard, Mayor Green, Chef White, Solicitor Peacock, and Professor Plum—each with distinct backgrounds. The game features premium components such as gold-plated zinc weapon tokens, sculpted character movers, and an illustrated gameboard. Clue cards introduce a new mechanic, allowing players to uncover hidden information by forcing opponents to reveal certain cards. Designed for 2-6 players ages 8 and up, this edition offers replayable mystery-solving suitable for family game nights.

The **Monopoly Disney Mickey and Friends Edition** lets players relive classic Disney moments with Mickey Mouse and his companions. Designed for Disney collectors, the game includes seven exclusive character pins and a collector’s rule book. The board showcases artwork from beloved animated shorts, Mickey and Friends vehicles, and signature accessories. Players can choose from seven character tokens: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, Pluto, and Chip and Dale. The gameplay involves building **Little Mickey** and **Big Mickey** markers on themed properties like *Steamboat Willie* and *The Band Concert* to increase rent earnings. A unique twist is the **Pete token**, which moves based on a separate blue die roll. If Pete lands on the same space as a player, they must pay a penalty. This edition blends classic Monopoly strategy with Disney nostalgia.

Dungeons and Dragons: Bedlam in Neverwinter is a cooperative mystery game that combines escape room mechanics with classic D&D gameplay. Designed for 2-6 players ages 12 and up, this 3-part adventure challenges players to investigate disappearances by tracking clues and solving puzzles across multiple acts. Players create unique characters by selecting a race, class, and starting weapon, then battle monsters while searching for an evil mage and his cult. The game features collaborative puzzle-solving, including wordplay challenges and multi-card visual riddles that unlock new items, locations, and story progression. The dynamic gameboard evolves as players explore Neverwinter, with solved puzzles revealing new areas and hidden clues. This tabletop experience blends RPG elements with strategic teamwork, making it suitable for D&D enthusiasts and fans of narrative-driven board games.

The Clue Junior board game offers a 2-in-1 mystery experience with a double-sided gameboard, providing two school-themed cases and adjustable difficulty levels. Designed for younger players, it adapts classic Clue mechanics with age-appropriate scenarios featuring familiar characters in a school setting. The game includes two play modes: Level 1 (ages 4+) presents a cooperative "Playground Mix-up" where players work together to identify missing items through picture clues, while Level 2 (ages 5+) challenges players with a competitive "Science Lab Mystery" involving deductive reasoning to solve a volcanic eruption case. Suitable for family game nights or playdates, this version maintains educational value through logical deduction practice while offering scalable complexity for different age groups within the 4+ range. The game measures standard board game dimensions and includes all necessary components for both gameplay variations.

Wordle: The Party Game brings the digital Wordle experience to real-life social play. Based on the original online version, this analog adaptation allows players to compete by guessing a 5-letter Secret Word in the fewest attempts. One player selects the word while others take turns solving it. The game includes dry-erase boards and markers for unlimited play without waiting for new daily puzzles. It offers four gameplay modes: classic, fast (race to solve first), timed (beat the clock for bonus points), and team (group competition). Designed for 2+ players ages 14 and up, this party game works well for family game nights or gatherings with friends. The reusable components make it suitable for repeated play sessions.

The Cluedo: Wizarding World Harry Potter Edition is a detective board game featuring artwork and characters from the Harry Potter universe. Players take on the roles of Harry, Ron, Hermione, Ginny, Luna, or Neville to uncover three key details: who disappeared, which spell was used, and where the incident occurred. A unique feature of this edition is the interactive gameboard with rotating wheels in each corner. These wheels reveal hidden passageways, control door accessibility, and can trigger the appearance of the Dark Mark. Designed for 3-5 players aged 8 and up, this game offers a fresh take on the classic Cluedo formula while staying true to its detective gameplay roots. Fans of the Harry Potter films will recognize familiar elements woven into the mystery-solving experience.

The Taboo board game challenges players to describe a Guess word without using any of the listed Taboo words. Designed for adults, teens, and families, it includes 212 cards with 848 Guess words, featuring updated pop culture references and trending topics. Players can use the included sand timer, squeaker, and scorepad or opt for digital tools like a web-based timer and buzzer. Compact and portable, the game is suitable for gatherings, parties, or travel—only the card box and a smartphone are needed for on-the-go play. The gameplay remains fast-paced, requiring quick thinking and creative communication.

The MONOPOLY LIGHTYEAR edition brings the Disney Pixar film "Lightyear" to life with themed graphics, characters, and game components. It includes six custom tokens made of plastic-coated cardboard, featuring Sox, Zurg, ERIC, a Zap Patrol helmet, a jet backpack, and a laser blade—all inspired by the movie. The family-friendly game board showcases locations, iconic spaceships, bugs, and Zyclops from the film. Players can buy their favorite movie locations, build towers and bases, and navigate gameplay with Hyperspeed and Crystal Fusion cards, which may lead them to Zurg. Designed for ages 8 and up, this edition is suitable for both kids and families, particularly fans of Buzz Lightyear and Monopoly. The game maintains classic Monopoly mechanics while integrating elements from the "Lightyear" universe.

The Monopoly: Star Wars Return of the Jedi Edition game is based on Episode 6 of the Star Wars saga, featuring locations, characters, and themes from the film. Players join the Rebel Alliance to secure key locations like the Endor shield generator bunker and the Emperor’s throne room on the second Death Star. The game includes six zinc character tokens representing Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, Han Solo, Lando Calrissian, and Wicket. Each token comes with a Character Power card that grants unique abilities, activated by rolling the Rebel Alliance die. Designed for Star Wars enthusiasts, Monopoly fans, and collectors, this game is suitable for players ages 8 and up, making it a fitting choice for family game nights.

Cluedo Escape: The Betrayal at Villa Tudor transforms the classic mystery-solving experience into an escape room-style board game for 1 to 6 players aged 10 and up. This cooperative game can only be solved once, requiring teamwork and investigative skills to escape the villa before the police arrive. Players explore the dynamic game board, which expands as they uncover new spaces and clues while solving puzzles to reconstruct the villa’s layout. To succeed, players must identify the culprit, the location, and the weapon by gathering evidence and piecing together clues. The more clues collected, the clearer the solution becomes. Designed for family game nights or gatherings with friends, the game offers an immersive mystery experience with a compelling storyline. As a strategy-based board game, it serves as a fitting gift for families who enjoy collaborative gameplay at home.

The Dungeons & Dragons: The Yawning Portal board game offers a distinct way to experience D&D, designed for both seasoned players and newcomers. Set in a bustling tavern, players take on the role of servers tasked with feeding eccentric patrons while competing for tips. The game features 68 unique D&D characters, each with specific food orders that influence gameplay. Players must efficiently match food tokens to hero cards to earn gems, using strategy to outmaneuver opponents. Four types of food miniatures and a potion token add depth—playing a potion on a hero card grants a Perfect Match bonus. Points are earned by seating heroes, resolving card effects, fulfilling orders, and completing bonus challenges. The modular board accommodates 1-4 players, supporting solo play or competitive matches.