Best selling Board games from Ravensburger
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1. Ravensburger Lotti Karotti
Your goal is the juicy carrot on the hill. But watch out, the path to it is full of surprises: Sometimes holes open up, where one or two rabbits clumsily disappear, and sometimes a cheeky mole pushes them aside. A drawbridge and a gate also block the way to the goal. Which little rabbit will cleverly navigate around the holes and obstacles to be the first to reach the carrot?.
What our customers think
Pro
- Simple rules
- remains exciting until the end
- Funny and surprising
Contra
- Lots (too much) plastic
- And big 😉
- turning can be difficult
2. Ravensburger Get Hubi.
Once again, Hubi, the little ghost, has secretly stolen some treats. Will the rabbits and mice manage to catch Hubi in the haunted house? Players of the electronic board game "Catch Hubi" make their way through the enchanted walls of the haunted house. But the walls are tricky: sometimes the game pieces pass through, jump over, or crawl through a mouse hole. Other times, they have to find a different path. However, the magical, talking compass is reliable; it always tells the players how to proceed. The house residents, like the owl or bat, also speak to the players and provide helpful hints about where Hubi might be. Thanks to the intelligent electronics, each game unfolds differently. The game is won as soon as two pieces surprise Hubi in his room – so players must work well together to catch the ghost Hubi. "Catch Hubi" was awarded Children's Game of the Year 2012 (Critics' Award).
What our customers think
Pro
- Adjustable levels of difficulty
- Different game levels possible
- Very active and exciting
Contra
- the same instructions over and over again get annoying after a while
- needs batteries
- Max for four
3. Ravensburger Rush Hour
Beep, beep – make way please! In Rush Hour, the player skillfully maneuvers the red car through a traffic jam by cleverly pushing other vehicles out of the way. 40 challenge cards in four difficulty levels provide the starting positions for the red car and the other vehicles. Each card presents a new challenge, as the tasks become progressively harder – but just enough that the player can solve them with some thought. Shift into turbo gear and off you go! This ThinkFun puzzle game is a fun way for one player to train their logical skills.
For your child's safety - Caution! Attention! Not suitable for children under 8 years. Warning. Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard.
What our customers think
Pro
- Different levels of difficulty
- great design
4. Ravensburger Lotti Karotti Unicorn Edition
For decades, the classic game Lotti Karotti has delighted entire families. Now, the Unicorn Edition of this popular board game makes children's hearts race. The goal of this racing game is the magical crystal that sparkles at the top of Cloud Mountain. The first player to reach it with one of their unicorns wins. However, the path up is full of surprises. Throughout the game, the crystal is turned repeatedly, causing holes to open up into which the unicorns can fall. Game instructions in German.
What our customers think
Pro
- Simple rules
- remains exciting until the end
- Funny and surprising
Contra
- Lots (too much) plastic
- And big 😉
- turning can be difficult
5. Ravensburger Kinder memory
In the Ravensburger children's Memory game, a ghost appears here and a colorful fish there. The goal of the game is to collect the most pairs of cards. Players must remember where the two matching cards are located. If a player uncovers a matching pair, they get to keep it and can turn over two more cards immediately. The player who has collected the most pairs at the end wins the game. Concentration and a good memory are essential when searching for the matching pairs.
What our customers think
Pro
- Simple beautiful pictures good for small children (2 yrs)
- Colourful illustrations
6. Ravensburger Wer war's?
In this board game with electronics, the children want to find out who stole the magic ring in order to save the kingdom. To do this, they have to talk to the animals in the castle and bring them the food they want, as the animals provide clues as to who stole the ring. Only one of the people in the castle did it. But who exactly? The treasure chest's electronics control the gameplay of "Who did it?" and ensure that every game is different and therefore exciting. Find the thief of the magic ring. Who did it? Which person in the castle stole it? The talking animals will certainly help the children. In return, they would like to get the food they want. The peacock, donkey, goat and co. have been watching the thief during the night. Only together can the detectives elicit their secret clues about the culprit from the talking animals. Suspects can be eliminated one by one and soon the children are on the trail of the thief. But watch out. Time is of the essence. The thief must be identified before the time runs out. But the children are sure to succeed, after all, it's all about saving the kingdom. The treasure chest's intelligent electronics control the course of the game and ensure that every game is different and therefore exciting. The classic game now has revised graphics and a modern design.
7. Ravensburger Pokémon Labyrinth
The iconic family game delights both children and adults and is a must-have in any game collection. In this crazy labyrinth, some of the most famous Pokémon are hiding. Players must cleverly shift the paths in this simple strategy game to collect other Pokémon, featuring popular characters like Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. The goal is clear: the player who catches the most Pokémon in this board game wins. The Crazy Labyrinth is a blend of board game and tile-laying game for up to four players, promoting spatial thinking and concentration. For over 30 years, it has continued to captivate both young and old. The classic game includes different variants depending on the players' ages, catering to both children and more experienced players. The objective of the game is to be the first to find a certain number of Pokémon, depending on the variant being played. The 24 Pokéball chips are evenly distributed face down among the players. Each player takes turns trying to reach the Pokémon depicted on the top chip on the game board. However, everyone must first shift a row of the labyrinth before they can move their game piece. Players can also shift the paths of the labyrinth to block their opponents. In the end, there can only be one winner. Simple rules, quick gameplay, and lots of fun are guaranteed. So, get ready for the Pokémon, and let’s go!.
8. Ravensburger Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard is on the hunt for the mysterious Mister X. One player takes on the role of Mister X, while the others are the detectives. An exciting chase begins. Everyone travels across the city by taxi, bus, or subway. However, Mister X remains unrecognizable to the detectives. The only clue they have are his tickets. Where will he go next? Across the Thames? Back to Buckingham Palace? To catch Mister X, the detectives must work well together and coordinate their efforts. Beware: Mister X loves to outsmart everyone, secretly uses a ferry, and covers his tracks. If fewer than four detectives are playing, they receive support from jointly played Bobbies. Mister X wins if he manages to travel through London until the end of the last round without being caught by Scotland Yard. The detectives win if one of them is on the same station as Mister X at the same time. Excitement until the last second is guaranteed!.
What our customers think
Pro
- Fun for the whole family
- Interaction between the detectives
9. Ravensburger Krazy Wordz
The ultra-funny word creation and guessing game. Who can come up with the funniest words? And who can guess the most of them? The mega-fun game for word creators and word finders.
What our customers think
Pro
- Super funny
- Up to 8 people can play
- Short playing time
10. Ravensburger Cockroach
The cockroach whizzes swiftly through the kitchen. Now there's no time to lose. Who can grab the scurrying insect with the help of the cutlery on display? The dice decides whether the fork, knife or spoon is turned. If the cutlery is turned skilfully, the cockroach can be caught in a trap. Whoever owns the cockroach trap gets a chip. The first person to get five chips wins the hunt for the light-shy creepy-crawlies.
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