The duck-shaped board game combines color sorting and shape stacking in a playful format. It includes 8 eggs, 8 ducks in orange, blue, green, and yellow, 2 nests, and 21 game cards. Players arrange ducks and eggs to match the illustrations on the cards, competing to collect 5 cards to win. Gameplay begins with the youngest player flipping a card, prompting others to replicate the arrangement in their nest. The first to complete the pattern shouts "Duck, Duck, Goose" to claim the round. The game encourages fine motor skill development through precise placement of pieces and improves hand-eye coordination with timed matching tasks. It also reinforces problem-solving as players interpret card patterns. Designed for 2-4 players, the game supports cooperative and competitive play, making it suitable for family interaction. The duck theme and simple mechanics make it accessible for younger children while keeping adults engaged. No batteries or assembly required. Recommended for ages 3 and up.

Shakewave reinvents the stacking game concept by replacing traditional blocks with rollers placed on a rotatable base. The set includes 24 rollers in white, blue, and purple, a game base, a spinner, and a storage tote bag. Players spin the spinner to determine whether to add 1 or 2 rollers or rotate the base, carefully maintaining balance as the tower grows taller and more unstable. The last player to place a roller without toppling the structure wins. Unlike conventional stacking games, Shakewave introduces dynamic movement—rollers shift unpredictably, and the rotating base adds an extra challenge. The game tests hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and depth perception while encouraging strategic placement. Designed for 2+ players, it suits family or group play with a mix of tension and precision. The compact tote bag allows for easy storage and portability.

This tabletop pinball game delivers classic pinball action in a compact format suitable for players of all ages. The game includes a built-in scoreboard and five pinballs, operating without batteries. Players take turns launching pinballs toward their opponent's goal, scoring one point per successful shot. The first to reach five points wins. If a pinball exits the board, it's returned to the goal to maintain continuous play. The game supports skill development, including hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness, and strategic thinking. Its scoring system also reinforces basic math concepts like counting and addition. Designed for two players, the portable size makes it suitable for game nights, parties, or casual gatherings. The simple rules ensure quick setup and easy gameplay.