Time for a party! A good party has balloons, candles, cakes and of course presents. Whoever collects enough of these will receive rainbow stars. Whoever scores the most rainbow stars wins the game. Time to roll the dice! Just like with adult Clever, in Clever Junior you have to choose from the dice you roll. You can use all dice with the same color and the correct symbol on your own score sheet. The dice that remain lying down may be used by your opponents. Dice of the same color may be entered in the corresponding category. The more full your category becomes, the more rainbow stars you collect. You can also tick bonuses that give you extra turns. Clever Junior is a simplified and cheerful version of the popular dice game Clever. The rules of the game are easy to learn. Thanks to the well-known Clever design, choosing from a number of dice and passing the rest on to your fellow players, no one has to wait long for their turn.

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Your goal in Draftosaurus is to ensure that the dino park attracts the most visitors. To do this, you'll need to set up dino meeples and place them in cages with some placement restrictions. Each turn one of the players rolls a die and this adds a restriction to which boxes each other player can add their dinosaur to. Draftosaurus is a fast and light drafting game where you don't pass a hand of cards to the next player (after choosing one), but a hand full of dinosaurs! The Games Friends: Draftosaurus is the perfect game for in between. The rules are ridiculously simple and there is a lot of interaction. In addition, it also looks nice because of those cheerful dinosaurs and you are ready within fifteen minutes. Highly recommended!

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Ticket to Ride: Ghost Train takes the gameplay of the Ticket to Ride series and adapts it for a younger audience. Generally, players collect float cards, claim routes on the map and try to connect locations such as the Mad Professor's Lab, the Gingerbread House and the Derelict Barn shown on their tickets. In more detail, the game board shows a map of a city with certain locations connected by colored paths. Each player starts with four colored floats in hand and two cards; each ticket shows two locations and you try to connect those two locations with a contiguous route of your trains to complete the ticket. On a turn, you either draw two float cards from the deck or discard your float cards to claim a route between two locations by placing your ghost trains on them; this last option requires you to discard cards that match the color and number of spaces on that route (for example, two yellow cards for a yellow route that is two spaces long). If you connect the two locations on a card with a route of your trains, show the card, place it face up in front of you and then draw a new card. (If you can't connect locations on either card because the paths are blocked, you can take your entire turn discarding those cards and drawing two new ones.) If you make a route all the way from the Dark Forest region to the Seashore region, you will receive the "trick or treat" bonus.

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The big moment has arrived: you are officially a dragon trainer! You're immediately sent to a mysterious island to meet the dragons, but unfortunately you're not the only trainer sent that way. Which of you can find the most baby dragons? The Kingdomino family is expanded with Dragomino, a version for children who like to look for dragon eggs.

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