Dream Dollhouse
Buy rooms, decorate them with hearts and trade with each other in a pastel dollhouse. You move your own piece with your finger.
Classic board games and new favourites, where the iPad is the board and you all sit round the table.
A good board game brings the family together round the table. On GameBase the board is on the screen, while you sit together and play just like with a real game. The screen keeps track of the rules, the money and the points, so no pieces disappear under the sofa.
Here you’ll find property games in five different themes, classics like Ludo, Checkers and Four in a Row, and strategy games like Reversi, Nine Men’s Morris and Mancala. The classics are free, run right in the browser and are played by at least two people sitting together.
Buy rooms, decorate them with hearts and trade with each other in a pastel dollhouse. You move your own piece with your finger.
Sneak through the cave towards the treasure chamber where a sooty dragon sleeps. Roll, play cards and draw from the cave pile – but don’t let the dragon wake up and blow you back.
The birthday cake has vanished! Move around the house, ask sneaky questions, tick off your secret notebook and find out who took it.
Buy planets and moons, build domes and watch out for the black hole. A property game in space with trading between players.
Buy candy factories, open sweet shops and steer clear of the dentist. A sweet property game for the whole family.
Buy cities from Galway to London, build hotels and avoid the traffic jam. A property game on a tour around Europe.
Buy places in the forest, plant toadstools and watch out for the troll. A fairytale property game for the youngest.
The classic dice game where you race to 10,000 points. Roll six dice, set the scoring ones aside and bank your points in time – or lose the lot.
Five hidden dice each. Bid on how many of a kind are on the table, or call liar. The last player with dice left wins.
The classic dice game for two. Roll the dice, race your 15 pieces home, and play matches to 1, 3 or 5 points with a doubling cube.
The Vikings’ very own board game: the king has to escape to a corner while the attackers try to surround him. Hnefatafl on 11 × 11 and Tablut on 9 × 9.
The classic board game with nine pieces each. Place your pieces, move them along the lines and make mills so you can remove your opponent’s pieces.
Move your marbles across the star and into the triangle on the other side. Jump over any marble, and make long chains of jumps – for 2 to 6 players.
The cunning fox against a whole flock of geese on the old cross-shaped board. The fox jumps and eats geese, and the geese have to stick together and trap it.
Drop your discs and get four in a row. A quick duel for two sitting opposite each other.
The good old pen-and-paper game: draw one line at a time, close a box and get another turn. For 2 to 4 players around one iPad.
Make a secret code of four colours and let the others crack it. A duel for two or a race for three or four – on one iPad or with a TV + phones.
Classic tic-tac-toe on three by three – or five in a row on a big board.
Hide five ships at sea and take turns firing at your opponent’s fleet. Play on one iPad or TV + phones, with the TV as the battlefield and the phones as your secret maps.
Climb up the ladders and whizz down the slides. The first to reach square 100 wins. Perfect for the little ones.
Picture lotto for little ones: each player has their own board with cute pictures at their edge of the iPad. Tap the picture when it’s turned over in the middle.
Two pictures, seven differences and one shared iPad. Tap your colour and find the difference first – or help each other against the clock.
Bingo for little ones with colours and shapes instead of numbers. The wheel spins, the bird calls out, and the kids find the shape on their own board.