Kids' Games: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 18, 2026
Browse 16 listings for Kids' Games, including options from Saint Bernard and Big Potato Games. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 16 displayed listings with prices are listed from $9.95 to $150.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
You’ll find classic board games, card packs, puzzles, magnetic sets and a few smart-toy versions with simple electronics.
Most titles use cardboard, wood, plastic or magnetic pieces, and the smart games rely on battery-powered circuits. Check the recommended age range, number of players and how sturdy the components feel for frequent use.
When choosing, think about educational value, portability for travel, and whether a game needs batteries or extra storage space. A clear rule set and durable pieces are key for long-term fun.

Mini Mahjer Complete Game: Woodlands Edition
Saint Bernard
$150.00

P For Pizza
Big Potato Games
$9.99

A Vida Portuguesa Mini Basketball Game
MoMA Design Store
$30.00

Chip Theory Kids “Versus Play” Collection
Chip Theory Games
$59.95

Keith Haring Monopoly Game
MoMA Design Store
$80.00

Super Reversi Smart Toy
MoMA Design Store
$49.00

Tic-Tac-Toe Bolt Smart Game
MoMA Design Store
$39.00

2-in-1 Chess & Checkers Set
MoMA Design Store
$55.00

Pixel Party
Chip Theory Games
$19.95

Keith Haring Stacking Figures Game
MoMA Design Store
$42.00

Sudoku Forest
Chip Theory Games
$19.95

Magnetic Folding Chess & Checkers Set
MoMA Design Store
$45.00

Tangram Adventure
Chip Theory Games
$19.95

Neighborhood Hide & Seek
Chip Theory Games
$19.95

Bear in Mind
Chip Theory Games
$19.95

Bingo in the Park Game
MoMA Design Store
$9.95
Questions
What age range is typical for kids' games?
Most games list an age range on the box, often from 3-4 years up to early teens.
Are magnetic games safe for younger children?
Magnetic pieces are generally safe, but keep them away from very young kids who might swallow small parts.
Do smart toys need special batteries?
They usually run on standard AA or AAA batteries, but check the product details for exact requirements.
How can I store board games to keep them in good condition?
Store them flat in a cool, dry place and keep the box closed to protect cards and pieces from moisture.