This top quality set is specially designed to give millions of Rummikub® fans added enjoyment. The playing tiles are thicker, brighter and feature an easy grip contour. The playing racks are one piece so there's no assembly required.

Scooby- Doo and his friends are trying to solve their biggest mystery ever. That means traveling through a haunted house that's full of tricky, action packed surprises. This 3D game is full of frightening action as 7 different traps try to get you.

Scooby- Doo and his friends are trying to solve their biggest mystery ever. That means traveling through a haunted house that's full of tricky, action packed surprises. This 3D game is full of frightening action as 7 different traps try to get you.

Do tell! Find out what your friends really think of you and let them know how you feel about them in return. Players secretly cast votes on which player fits the description on the played card in this revealing party game. For 3 to 6 adult players.

A simple, beautiful game with wooden beads and posts: Pillars of Plato will take you 10 seconds to learn, and you'll be mastering it for the remainder of your days!

Dare to take on the dirty dozen - twelve fiendish sliding puzzles locked into one beautifully handcrafted game set. There's a mind teaser to captivate everyone, from a beginner to a genius! It makes such a neat addition to any coffee table!

Make this pub favorite a favorite in your home! This compact, quality, wood classic is perfect for a quick round of solitaire or to pass around the table with the family. Play for the pot or help the little ones learn basic counting skills. For 1+ players

Make this pub favorite a favorite in your home! This compact, quality, wood classic is perfect for a quick round of solitaire or to pass around the table with the family. Play for the pot or help the little ones learn basic counting skills. For 1+ players

Based off the beloved Eric Carle book, The Grouchy Ladybug Game is the game of size and manners. Throughout the game, children learn to say thank you and please, as their ladybug must eat as many aphids as possible. The beautifully designed game board and 3-D whale will excite any young child and keep them intrigued.

This four-in-one card game assortment is based on four of Dr. Seuss’s most popular books: The Cat in the Hat; How the Grinch Stole Christmas; One Fish, Two fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish!; and Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose. Each card game in this family-fun assortment can be learned in five minutes. Launch date: September 2007.

At the Big Brain Academy, players must focus on both speed and accuracy. This brain-challenging game tests players in five fun categories: analysis, computation, identification, memorization and thinking. Players receive a medal for every correct answer; the player with the most gold medals at the end of the game wins. Launch date: September 2007.

Kids can discover the magical world of Eric Carle, while learning all the days of the week. In this educational game, kids follow the caterpillar as he eats his way through fruits and party foods and turns into a beautiful butterfly. This game comes with 54 cards and simple instructions. Launch date: September 2007.

Players are dealt a hand of cards containing words, each with a point value. Each player strives to create a headline that will yield the most points and the most laughs. The first player to get to five hundred points wins. This game is a great way for both kids and adults to have fun with language.

This fast-moving and fun game combines luck and speed. Players listen for an animal’s name; the player in possession of the corresponding card must quickly flip the card and then announce the next animal. The first player to get rid of all his cards wins. This game will help children build letter recognition and strengthen their vocabulary skills. The game comes with 48 animal cards. Launch date: 2004.

War has changed over time, but the card game bearing its name hasn't since it was first played in the 14th century. Until now. For the first time, War incorporates Love, Peace, Diversity, and Unity. It's a whimsical twist on an age-old game. Players compete to get rid of their cards first, while trying to avoid the heavily-armed Joker, which is the weakest card. The card deck features beautiful and entertaining illustrations.
— "Anything from University Games does well here," said Jane Beck, owner of BJ Beck’s Toys in Cedarburg, WI, when discussing card games with TDmonthly.

This game combines both puzzles and word games.  Kids begin the game by piecing together the fun carnival scene, after which a word appears at the top of each puzzle.  The goal of the game is to create as many words as possible using the letters of that visible word.  Players can double their points by finding images of their words in the puzzle scene.  For example, over 70 words can be found in the word "celebrations”  — discover words like "robin" and "table," and then find the corresponding pictures in the puzzle.  The game includes a 100-piece puzzle, an answer key and instructions.  The puzzle itself measures 13.5" x 13.5".   Launch Date: March 2006.

This puzzle version of 20 Questions consists of two parts.  Kids will first piece together the fun forest scene.  Kids will then try to answer the question clues, searching for each secret identity in the puzzle.  The game includes a 100-piece puzzle and 52 sets of clues and instructions.  The puzzle activity itself measures 13-1/2" x 13-1/2".  Launch Date: March 2006.

NBC’s newest hit game now comes home in this 100-piece boxed puzzle.  One to six players compete against the Mob in this challenging two-sided puzzle.  Questions that players answer correctly and questions that the mob answers wrong slowly lead to the demise of the Mob.  Whenever the Mob answers a question incorrectly, players get to flip over a puzzle piece and start eliminating the Mob.  The goal is to beat the Mob by blacking out the entire puzzle.  Game includes a 14-page booklet with over 130 questions and answers.  Launch Date: February 2007.

In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007.

The popular family pastime of arguing has become an outrageous party game, and all participants need to win is an opinion. The debate never ends as players argue over a number of topics in six categories: Pop Culture, Overrated, Anything Goes, Silly, Food and Pick Your Favorite. Players argue back and forth for 2 1/2 minutes and score points by winning votes from other players. The game contains a board, 100 topic cards with a total of 1,000 topics, 50 distraction cards, 12 advocate and devil's advocate cards, a stopwatch, 12 voting tokens and six playing pieces. The game is for three to six players. Launch date: October 2006.

In this mental fitness game based on the original best-selling Nintendo DS title, players exercise their brains in five categories: Analyze, Compute, Identify, Memorize and Think. Exercises challenge players mentally and physically to see who has the heaviest brain. Participants play in teams and can become a master matchmaker, a fluent reciter of tongue twisters, a cube counting whiz or a logician capable of deducing heavyweights, pathfinders and comparisons. The game includes a brain-o-meter scale, 330 cards, a spinner, puzzle pieces, scoring chips, a dry-erase pen, a red revealer and a and timer. It “keeps minds nimble and players laughing,” Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly.

Children can tap into hours of constructive fun with this 3D strategy game. Players try to be the first to build a pipeline that crosses the water to the opposite side of the board. They roll the die to find out which piece to use to construct a pipeline, or play a “blocker cap” that will seal off a pipeline. The game includes a game board, 80 pipe pieces (20 of each color) and a die. It accommodates two to four players.

Based on the well-known nursery rhyme, Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed introduces children to counting and strategy while developing fine motor skills.
— “The little monkeys actually jump off the bed!” noted Matthew Crovitz of University Games. “The included bed randomly ejects the monkeys, bringing smiles and giggles to preschoolers as they learn to count.” Launch date: March 2007.

In the world of family games, University Games is introducing a new spin on puzzles with Perplex City, the thrilling new board game of brainteasers. Perplex City requires and reinforces logic, ingenuity, cunning and quick wits.
— "Perplex City differs from other products because the game combines every type of puzzle you can imagine: Logic-based, riddle-based, visual, sequence and trivia-based puzzles have all been wrapped up in this dynamic board game with inspired gameplay,” Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. Launch date: March 2007.

Based on the books by beloved children's author and illustrator Eric Carle, this collection features vibrant colors and images from the best-selling book “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.” A “Butterfly” puzzle is also available, and each measures 11½" by 15". Launch date: 2006.