World's Smallest Family Games

Fully playable, start to finish

We do not make models of board games. We make board games that happen to be tiny. Operation still buzzes, the hippos still chomp, Connect 4 still drops four in a row and Catan still needs you to trade for brick. The pieces are small, so the games suit steady fingers and players aged six or eight and up, depending on the title.

Where a two-inch board earns its keep

A miniature game is at its best where a full box cannot go: a restaurant table, a train seat, a tent. Most come in a case that keeps the pieces together, which matters a great deal when the pieces are the size of a lentil.