Adult, Child & Family Board Games

Board games

4.9/5

Der Grosse Dalmuti

German From 8 years old less than 30mn 4 to 8 players

A light card game where players gain status by going out first.

10,95€

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5/5

Wizard

German From 10 years old 30mn to 1h 3 to 6 players

The trick-taking game Wizard uses a sixty-card deck that consists of the traditional 52-card deck (1-13 in four suits) along with four Wizards (high) and four Jesters (low).

9,95€

Vendu par Philibert

4.8/5

Loups-Garous de Thiercelieux

French From 10 years old 30mn to 1h 8 to More than 10 players

In the wild east, the small hamlet of Thiercelieux has fallen prey to werewolves. In Werewolves of Thiercelieux, the villagers, who have decided not to let themselves be preyed upon, take matters into their own hands.

9,95€

Vendu par Philibert

4.2/5

Fantasy

From 8 years old less than 30mn 2 to 4 players

Fantasy is a game of combinations in which players aim to become the leader of the most important tribe of magic characters including, among other things, elves, elves or even fairies and gnomes.

9,95€

Vendu par Philibert

4.7/5

Gang of Four

French From 8 years old less than 30mn 3 to 4 players

Gang of Four™ is an exciting game of Cunning, Strategy and Power. The game's premise is simple - be the first to rid yourself of all your cards and ascend to supreme power. But beware - a strategic misstep may find you in a struggle to survive.

16,95€

Vendu par Philibert

Red Price

4.5/5

La Guerre des Moutons

French From 8 years old 30mn to 1h 2 to 4 players

Sheep Wars is a tactical game for young and old alike. Your powers of observation and anticipation will be put to the test.

19,95€

Vendu par Philibert

5/5

Les Doigts Malins

French less than 30mn 2 players

Les Doigts Malins is a fast-paced action game that requires agile fingers and very good visual acuity to defeat your opponent.

13,50€

Vendu par Philibert

4.9/5

Zoff im zoo

From 10 years old 1 to 2h 3 to 7 players

This is a climbing game, similar to The Great Dalmuti, Tichu, and others. The difference here is that the ranks are different kinds of colorfully illustrated animals. Each is scared away only by certain other animals.

9,95€

Vendu par Philibert

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Modern and classic board games: the essentials for every type of player

Board games bring together a wide variety of formats, mechanics and difficulty levels, allowing every player to find an experience suited to their group, their available time and their level of experience. This category includes the full range of board games available at Philibert, with titles for adults and children alike, from beginners to expert players used to complex rules. In addition to the great classics (Monopoly, Trivial Pursuit, Cluedo, Uno, Scrabble, La Bonne Paye, Connect 4), you'll also discover major titles of modern board gaming such as 7 Wonders, Dixit, Catan, Carcassonne, Unlock, Ticket to Ride, Splendor, Skyjo, Codenames, Time's Up and many more.

Board games for every age and every type of player

Choosing a board game largely depends on the age of the participants and the context of play. Children's games are classified by age range to offer rules and components suited to each stage of development. Games for teenagers and adults cover a wider range of themes, with more advanced mechanics or subjects aimed at a more experienced audience. Family games occupy a middle ground: they offer rules that can be picked up quickly, while still providing enough depth to engage players from different generations gathered around the same table.

Party games, family games and expert games

The complexity of a board game varies greatly depending on the target players. Party games favor simple rules and short playing sessions, often suited to large groups and evenings with friends. Family games introduce slightly more structured mechanics, without requiring a long learning phase. Expert games, sometimes referred to as strategy games, require more time to set up and learn, with denser rule systems aimed at players seeking tactical depth.

Cooperative games, two-player games and solo games

Some board games are designed for specific play configurations. Cooperative games offer an experience where participants play together against the game itself rather than against each other. Two-player games are designed to work specifically as a duo, with balancing suited to this format. Solo games allow a single player to play alone, with automated systems replacing human opponents. These formats meet varied gaming needs, beyond the classic configurations of three, four or five players or head-to-head play.

Varied mechanics and themes

Beyond age and player count, a board game can be chosen based on its mechanics: resource management, deckbuilding, drafting, worker placement, deduction, investigation, and so on. Investigation and escape room games offer a narrative progression with puzzle-solving, while management or strategy games rely on resource optimization and decision-making. Choosing a theme (space, pirates, music, cinema, abstract worlds, etc.) rounds out the criteria to guide your choice.

Board games to suit every mood

Choosing a board game relies on several combined criteria: the number of players, the average length of a game, the experience level of the participants and the type of mechanic sought. These criteria help gradually narrow down the choice within a wide catalog, taking into account the intended occasion — whether it's an evening with friends, a family moment, or a session among regular players.