Family Game Night Gifts for Little Gamers

Saga Concepts
Nov 02, 202611min Read

Game night is where future gamers are made. These family-friendly picks are easy to teach, quick to play and fun for grown-ups too, so everyone at the table actually wants to play again next week. Ages below come from each game's box.

For the youngest players (ages 4 and up)

Pop-Up Bluey Game

Pop-Up Bluey Game – $18.99

A pop-up game for 2 to 4 players, ages 4 and up. Bluey fans will want to play it again and again.

Pop-Up T-Rex Game – $18.99

A pop-up dinosaur game for 2 to 4 players, ages 4 and up. Simple, silly and great for preschoolers.

Concept Kids: Animals – $29.99

A cooperative guessing game for 2 to 12 players, ages 4 and up. The whole family plays as one team.

Azul Kids – $20.00

A kid-sized version of the award-winning tile-placement game Azul. A gentle first strategy game.

For growing gamers (ages 7 and up)

Mille Bornes

Mille Bornes – $13.59

The classic racing card game for 2 to 6 players, ages 7 and up, in about 20 minutes. A family favorite for generations.

Labyrinth: One Piece Edition – $24.99

The shifting-maze game Labyrinth with a One Piece theme, ages 7 and up. Perfect for young anime fans.

The Number – $9.99

A quick risk-taking game for 3 to 5 players, ages 8 and up, in about 15 minutes. Under $10 and easy to teach.

Camel Up (Second Edition) – $34.39

A strategy dice game for 3 to 8 players, ages 8 and up. Big groups, lots of dice and plenty of laughs.

For older kids ready for a challenge (ages 10 and up)

Unlock! Escape Adventures

Unlock! Escape Adventures – $31.99

Escape-room adventures at the table for 1 to 6 players, ages 10 and up. Work together to solve puzzles before time runs out.

Add a little adventure

Family game night is the first step on the road to bigger games like D&D. Add a creature or two for the kids who love monsters.

Schleich Eldrador Lava Dragon – $24.99

A Schleich Eldrador Lava Dragon with movable wings. A great gift for kids who love dragons and make-believe.

Planning the next step? Read our D&D dad gift guide for the full path from first game night to first adventure.

Frequently asked questions

Which game is easiest to start with?

For ages 4 and up, Concept Kids or one of the pop-up games. For ages 7 and up, Mille Bornes takes only a few minutes to teach.

Need help choosing?

Email help@sagaconcepts.com and we will help you pick a game for your family.

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