We also have a guide to the best beginner board games for adults, a list of our favorite advanced board games, and even a roundup of the best board games to play at home on Halloween (or any other night). We have even more kid-appropriate board game recommendations in our gift guides for kids ages 1 through 10, for teens, and for tweens.
This guide focuses on games for preschool- and elementary-aged kids, and some that are fun for grown-ups and kids to play together. (You can read more about our criteria in How we picked and tested.) Instead, we’re highlighting games that introduce kids (and grown-ups) to new genres, help them build skills, and offer provocative and age-appropriate challenges, engaging themes, and unique designs. We also didn’t set out to list all of the best kids games, because there are too many excellent ones. While the classic kids games will always have a place in our hearts and homes, for this guide we’ve focused on games published more recently.
To find our favorite board games for kids and families, we researched more than 50 games, talked to experts (including a gaming specialist and a jury member for the Kinderspiel des Jahres prize), scoured reviews, and played games ourselves. Kids board games don’t have to be boring, but you have to sift through a lot of duds to find the gems that offer challenging, interactive, and engaging fun time and time again.
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