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8+
1-4 joueurs
20 minutes de jeu

10+

Follow the clues. Find the diamond!

Enter the SmartGames Diamond Mine, dig up all the gems and discover the location of the red diamond. Use the "wealth" of information offered by the clues and hints in each challenge to help you. The deeper you dig, the more your deduction skills will be tested! Diamond Quest is a unique puzzle game that offers 80 challenges, from easy to expert.

Challenges: 80

In the box:

Game board, 12 colorful jewels and a large red diamond. Booklet with 80 challenges and solutions.

What the experts say:
Playing Diamond Quest stimulates the following cognitive abilities:
Concentration, logic, planning, problem solving, visual perception.

7+

A puzzle with patterns... in 3D!

Can you create 3D patterns with the 8 colorful puzzles and their 8 white counterparts? Put your spatial, logic and deduction skills to work as you create cubes with a unique color pattern in each challenge! The clear tray opens to become your game board.

2-4 players
Ages 4 and up
15 minutes

A pretty game with transparent elements.

Each player must feed his greedy elephant by covering each square of its belly with at least one leaf.

After all, choose which of the two food leaflets best fills your elephant's belly.

2-4 players
From age 2
10 minutes

In this collection of 3 games, children practice recognizing and naming different ingredients, guess which one the others prefer, or memorize a recipe. Here are the ingredients needed to make all your dishes a success: a good dose of classification, a big spoonful of puzzle-solving and a big pinch of memory! In this collection of 3 games, children can practice recognizing and naming different ingredients, guess which one the others prefer or memorize a recipe....

1-4 players
From age 2
10 minutes

With these first two classification games, children discover and name everyday objects and classify them by category. Ideal for enriching vocabulary and improving communication skills. Where do you put the hairdryer? Pots and pans? Cuddly toys? In these two classification games, children discover and name everyday objects. The first game focuses on discovering the rooms in the house and their associated objects. The second game involves categorizing objects: what's heavy...