LoLo has launched a series of family games, including Don’t Make Me Laugh, Jr. Super Silly Pack, an add-on pack for the Don’t Make Me Laugh, Jr. game featuring 300 additional cards; Bucket Blast, a versatile game that keeps the action moving at any party or gathering; Bandito, the hot new salsa supreme of dice bluffing games; and Pool Pirates, an underwater game turns any pool into an ocean of hidden treasures.

Children can pretend to be Santa in his board game for 2 to 4 players. Players choose a sleigh and start at the North Pole. They race around Santa's Workshop trying to load their sleighs with 5 toys. Once a Santa has 5 toys, he flies off to the town to deliver the toys. Along the way, Santas encounter fun activities, such as belting out their best "HO HO HO" or Singing their favorite Christmas carols. The first Santa to deliver all of his toys wins the game. The game comes with board, four sleighs, four tokens, 20 toy cards, rule and die. Game play is approximately 30 minutes.
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Buckets, beanbags and water all come together in 15 different party games for indoor and outdoor fun. Kids and adults toss, run, balance, chase, strategize, and team up for points and laughs. One outdoor game entails tossing a beanbag into a bucket of water… that’s attached to the back of an opponent. Bucket Blast includes six buckets, six belts, 24 beanbags, six blindfolds, four cones and one tote bag. "Bean Bag Basketball is the game that sells this product," Charlie Paul, president and CEO of LOLO, explained to TDmonthly. "Kids strap buckets to their behinds and try to get bean bags into each others' buckets while not getting any in their own. It is simple, pure fun. This product gets kids working together while competing against each other."
— Jude Larene, owner of Izilla Toys in Seattle, called Bucket Blast “a great thing. … I’m sold out of it!”