Wonder Forge Family Games

The time is always perfect to begin the Family Game Night tradition.

In 2012 our family enjoyed discovering a selection of terrific games from Wonder Forge. Since then we have been excited to add more fun titles to our family game room! Perhaps your family will enjoy sharing these five on your own family game night!

Princess Sofia's Magical Tea Time Game is perfect for young fairies who are learning about matching, collecting and nice manners.

It is a game of good versus evil with the Justice League Axis of Villains Strategy Game and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Flying Attack Board Game.

Younger gamers will have fun building educational skills with Jake & The Neverland Pirates Treasure Hunt Game and Doc McStuffins All Better Game!

Princess Sofia is your host for a magical tea party!

All Pretty Princesses and Good Fairies understand how important proper manners are. Let this magical tea pot be their guide with this pretend-play board game of sharing, matching, and collecting.

Designed for children ages three years and older, this tea party is set up for two to four Fairy Headmistresses.

Just like any tea party, what really makes this tea party special are the lovely treats. The object of the game is to collect the most treats before they all disappear. Whichever fairy has the most at the end of tea time is the winner!

The sweetest treats ar often the ones we work the hardest for and all players will be rewarded for following directions and correctly matching colors while remembering to use their good manners. a little bit of magic is added to the brew by way of the air puffer teapot as it changes the colors of each fairies tea cup!

I gifted this game to my five-year-old granddaughter. Almost a year has passed and she still has not tired of the game. Her two-year-old brother often joins in, and I have enjoyed more games than I can count of the Sofia the First Tea Time Game!

Get ready for a good versus evil battle as DC Comics Justice League Heroes take on the vilest of the villains in the DC Universe!

This is just right for my grandson Evan, he is eight-years-old and ready to graduate from the younger kiddie games into games that his teenage brother will enjoy playing with him.

Strategy and team work are the key to winning the game as DC Super-Villains close in around the satellite Justice League Headquarters. Will the heroes be able to save the planet from the wrath of these bad guys?

We know that each of the heroes possess unique powers. Only by working together as a team do they have a chance against the combined attack from the villains. Players are sure to be on the edge of their seats with each roll of the dice and every card battle. Through individual play and team battles the object of the game is to defeat the bad guys and save the world. Chance and strategy promise that each game will present a different challenge.

Designed for 2-4 players ages eight years and older Justice League Axis of Villains Strategy Game features heroes, Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, and The Flash.

This skill and action battle game features Nickelodeon's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

With the 2014 release of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles feature film a new generation of fans will be joining their parents generation, the original fans of the TMNT series in the 1980's. This makes this game a perfect offering for family game night!

Scaling the high rise, Shredder's Foot Vlan Ninja's have embarked on an evil mission. It is up to the Ninja Turtles to fly into action and stop the evil villains. Do you have the skill to catapult the good guys and knock the enemies from their perch on the high rise?

Everything works better with practice, so players will begin the games with target practice. After building the tower and placing the Claw Ninjas in place it is time for players to set their selected Ninja Turtle on the catapult and launch towards their targets. Players score for each downed enemy. Once players do well with the basic practice game it is time for the real battle to begin.

In the Shredder versus Turtles game mode players go head-to-head in battle. One player chooses to be Shredder while the others are all Ninja Turtles. If Shrdder can find all six device parts he wiil win the game. But it won't be easy because the Turtles are out to capture the seven Foot Claw Ninja's and if they can then Shredder hasn't a chance and it is victory for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!

Recommended for 2-5 players ages five years and older.

Disney's Jake and the Neverland Pirates offer plenty of treasure hunting fun for kids with the Shipwreck Beach Treasure Hunting Game.

Young children are fascinated by pirates. Jake and the Neverland Pirates is Disney Juniors' adaptation of the Peter Pan stories. Designed for younger audiences where the original series may just be a wee bit scary. Kids can now take their enjoyment of the animated series one step further with this delightful board game!

Captain Hook has buried his booty all over Shipwreck beach and it is up to youngsters ages five years and older to solve the clues and gather the treasure.

Flip over the gold doubloon coins and decipher the secret codes using Jake's secret spyglass. When players find a correct match then it is off with their foam pirate sword to collect the booty. But they better be quick before the time runs out!

A Terrific game for beginner gamers who will enjoy the scavenger hunt while building skills of matching, memory, and physical dexterity.

The Disney Channel and Disney Junior animated series features a young girl, Dottie "Doc" McStuffins, whose talent and ability at fixing her toys is a favorite of young children. With her toy stethoscope and with help of her stuffed animal friends Stuffy, Hallie, Lambie, and Chilly the Doc pretends to be a doctor just like her mom. I am sure many children can relate to this sort of play, including my five-year-old grand daughters!

Doc McStuffins All Better Game puts kids in the doctors role while showing that sometimes friendship is the best medicine of all!

Kids take turns playing doctor and diagnosing what is wrong with their patients. After spinning the spinner to determine who will be the patient the doctor slaps on one of the six different bandage bracelets to help the doctor determine which tool is needed help the patient feel better. The doctor who fixes the most boo boos correctly wins the game.

Doc McStuffin's All Better Game is designed for 2-4 players ages three years and older and promotes matching, memory, and imagination skills.