Board Games & Puzzles
Board games, puzzles and family games in Pakistan — reaction games, strategy games and brain teasers for kids and the whole family. Cash on Delivery nationwide.
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Rs.2,499.00
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Tapple Fast Word Family Game - assorted colors
Rs.2,650.00Rs.4,000.00 -
Crocodile Bite Game – Fun Reaction & Family Challenge Toy
Rs.999.00Rs.1,500.00 -
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Tetra Tower Stacking Fun
Rs.1,999.00 -
Face Changing Magnetic Board Puzzle - 67pcs
Rs.2,899.00 -
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Frog Balance Tree Challenge Family Game
Rs.1,550.00 -
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Hungry Frogs - Family Activity Game
Rs.3,499.00 -
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Classic Handheld Brick Puzzle Game Console
Rs.1,499.00 -
Guess Who? Classic Board Game
Rs.2,699.00 -
Boggle Jr. – Preschool Word Learning Game
Rs.2,399.00 -
Humpty Dumpty Wall Game
Rs.2,999.00 -
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Pentago Strategy and Intelligence Game
Rs.2,699.00 -
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Wooden Tic-Tac-Toe Puzzle Game
Rs.399.00 -
Frog Balance Tree Game
Rs.1,999.00 -
You Say I Guess – Lip Reading Party Board Game
Rs.3,499.00 -
The Game of Life Board Game
Rs.3,999.00
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Board games are one of the best screen-free ways to spend time together as a family. They bring children, parents and grandparents to the same table, and quietly teach important life skills. Our range includes quick reaction games, classic strategy games like chess and four-in-a-row, word games, stacking and balance games, and puzzles.
What children learn from games
Turn-taking and patience, following rules, strategy and planning ahead, counting and early maths, and one of the most important skills of all — winning and losing gracefully.
Choosing a game by age
3–5 years: simple matching, colour and reaction games with short rounds. 5–8 years: family reaction games, stacking games and beginner strategy. 8+ years: chess, word games and games that need more planning.
Also see: Montessori puzzles · toys for 8+ years.
Frequently asked questions
What are good family board games in Pakistan?
Quick reaction games, stacking games and classics like chess and four-in-a-row are family favourites that work for mixed ages.
What age can kids start playing board games?
From around 3 years with simple matching and reaction games; strategy games suit ages 7–8 and up.
Are board games good for learning?
Yes. Games build focus, planning, counting and social skills like turn-taking — while being lots of fun.