Prepare to relax and unwind with Miyabi as you build your Japanese garden from the ground up! 

No green thumb required!

Playing board games has the wonderful benefit of not only being fun, but also intellectually stimulating. Among the many valuable attributes of games, through playing, kids and teens can learn valuable social skills, practice good sportsmanship, work on math skills, and increase their reading comprehension.

I believe many games can be used in unique ways to provide educational experiences for the players. But few games provide such a great system to foster educational and STEM focused lesson opportunities in a fun, non-traditional setting as Gridopolis. 

Build a hive by adding cards from your hand that match on 2 or more sides with the current hive. Win by playing all your cards. 

Should be a cinch, right? 

Well, not exactly…

This kaleidoscope beauty is as fun to play as it is satisfying to look at. Once again a deck of cards, this time hexagon shaped, proves that you don’t have to be a big box board game to pack a strong strategy punch. Exactly what you’d expect from the creators of the pirate trick taking card game Skull King!