The classic 1980s word-based version of Yahtzee returns, featuring letter dice instead of numbered ones. This edition includes seven custom letter dice for forming words and combinations. The gameplay follows the familiar Yahtzee structure, with an upper and lower section on the scoresheet. Players must record a score each turn, with the opportunity to earn an upper section bonus for higher points. Beyond standard word formation, the game challenges players to create 2- to 6-letter words, as well as special combinations like all consonants, all vowels, multiple words, or the rare 7-letter Yahtzee word. Designed for players aged 8 and up, it accommodates both casual and experienced word game enthusiasts while helping to expand vocabulary and word-solving skills.

The Scrabble Slam Card Game offers a fast-paced twist on traditional Scrabble, allowing all players to participate simultaneously. Gameplay begins by selecting a starting four-letter word, then distributing the remaining cards evenly among players. Participants take turns placing one letter card on the table to modify the existing word—for example, changing "CAKE" to "BAKE," then "BIKE," and "LIKE." The objective is to be the first to play all cards by forming valid new words. Compact and portable, the card-based format makes it easy to pack for travel. Due to its quick rounds, Scrabble Slam works well as a short, engaging activity between longer games during game nights. The rules remain simple, emphasizing speed and wordplay over traditional Scrabble’s turn-based structure.

Tile Lock Scrabble features a plastic board with small posts to secure letter tiles in place, preventing them from shifting if the board is bumped or moved. The board includes four rubber feet to protect playing surfaces. The game retains the classic Scrabble rules, with seven tiles per rack and standard scoring. It includes 100 plastic letter tiles, four plastic tile racks, and a drawstring bag. The design allows players to lift the board for better visibility without disrupting gameplay. This version is ideal for word game enthusiasts who prefer a more stable playing surface.

Unlike any other Chess teacher, No Stress Chess teaches kids how to play using illustrated cards and an illustrated 2-sided board. Once players become comfortable with the moves and powers of each piece, flip the two-sided board over and play standard game of chess. For 2 players. Contains a 2 sided chess board, 17 charcoal pieces and 17 ivory pieces, 56 action cards, black plastic card tray and instructions.

Deluxe Super Scrabble combines the "bigger. better" game play of Super scrabble with an innovative gameboard that holds letter tiles firmly in place. Launch date: July 2012.

The Classic Game of Threezer® Riddles. The fun starts with three seemingly unrelated clues.  What do Roses, Doughnuts and Jurors have in common? Players win the card if their team guesses, “They come in dozens.”  How about A Violinist, An Archer, A Fancy Gift? (They all have bows!) First team to collect the winning number of cards claims victory. TriBond “Threezers” are challenging, clever and contagious. The game’s edge-of-your-seat excitement has sparked sales of over 3 million copies. Launch date: July 2012.

The Void is puzzling to comprehend because there’s a hole right in the middle of it. Consumers can literally put their finger right through the center of the Void. The object is to solve each side, much like one would a standard Rubik’s Cube, but that’s where the similarities end. The Void has different colors, rounded edges, and requires a different solution. Launch date: February 2012.
Awards: 2012 ASTRA Best Toys For Kids Nominee

A limited edition released for the Rubik's Cube's 2010 30th anniversary, this cube is an original-sized, fully functional Rubik's Cube made of wood. Five of the six sides are painted in different colors, while one is left natural. 
― “Rubik's Cubes. The wooden ones that just came out … were gone in a week,” said Shana Hack, owner of Moon Rabbit Toys in Santa Fe, N.M., when TDmonthly asked about her best-selling puzzles in summer 2010.
― Barbara Fineblum, owner of Barston's Child's Play in Baltimore, Md., said in June 2010 that she sells 68 Rubik's Cubes per month. Of 40 retailers, two said Rubik's Cubes are their top-selling puzzle.

Booray! is a fast-paced New Orleans-themed poker game. The first player to obtain 400 Booray Bucks or to be the last player standing wins. This game consists of 52 custom-designed cards and 108 Booray Buck cards, and is designed for three to six players.

A fast-playing, portable game of Scattergories.  Whoever has the most cards at the end of the game wins. Included are a deck of letter cards, a deck of category cards, 2 "I Know" cards, and a card tray.

An updated and more complex version of the classic 3x3 Rubik's Cube, this brainteaser has twists and turns to baffle even experienced puzzlers. Winning Moves Games warns that due to the complex mechanics required to allow movement of the four row Rubik's Cube, care should be taken during play to align the rows fully before attempting to twist. 
― Two of 39 retailers told TDmonthly in October 2009 that Rubik's Cubes are their top seller for tween boys.