Strain : A Family Game of Competitive Bioengineering | Copernicus Toys
Caption: Go head-to-head as you build your own micro-organisms. Badge: Best for aspiring scientists In about sixty minutes, players compete against each other to build the best micro-organisms. You’ll be provided everything you need to get started, including 80 cytoplasm tiles, 100 petri dish tiles, and 40 organism tiles. The game is designed for players 10 and up, so it’s perfect for any young scientists in the family.
Trekking The National Parks: The Award-Winning Family Board Game (Second Edition)
Caption: Explore the great outdoors from the comfort of home. Badge: Best nature-themed board game Take a (virtual) trip to some of the most beautiful spots in nature. This family board game will send you and your fellow players on a competitive race across National Parks, collecting stones as you go and picking up educational facts about nature in the process. The game lasts 30-60 minutes and is perfect for fans of the outdoors.
Blue Orange Games Photosynthesis Board Game – Award Winning Family or Adult Strategy Board Game for 2 to 4 Players. Recommended for Ages 8 & Up.
Caption: Take a tree from seed to bloom. Badge: Best for biology fans Explore photosynthesis through this entertaining board game. Go head-to-head as each player builds their own tree from scratch. Points will be earned when leaves collect energy from the sun and lost when you don’t follow the photosynthesis process correctly. You can use those points in the next phase to snag more seeds and trees. This one is perfect for ages 8 and up.
Wit’s End Board Game
Caption: Get ready to solve some brain teasers. Badge: Best for riddle enthusiasts Are you a beast at trivia nights? This one’s for you. Compete against your fellow players with a series of brain teasers and riddles, divided into categories like pop culture, geography, history, and science. Stay on your toes because there are a ton of different ways to get stumped, from the Wild Card category to the Sequence category (which – buckle up – entails listing countries by populations, movies by date, and so on).
