Retro Games Night Bundle - 3 of the best family games we all know and love

If you are after less of a puzzle and more of a laugh with a hint of competitive challenge in there this is the bundle for you.

Perfect for gifting to a household where there is a mix of ages. Everyone from kids to teens to Grandad will want to get involved with these 3 all time classic games.

Includes:

Draughts (also known as Checkers) - A game for two players

Quite simply a brilliant game - simple to learn and a lovely combination of fun, luck and strategy.

Sometimes known as chess light it is based on the same principle of board and pieces moving forwards to capture and win. The complications of multiple pieces have been stripped back and the pieces are all equal to begin with.

A great intro to chess for younger family members but also a great game in its own right.

Like all our puzzles and games we start with a single prototype to try out in our workshop. Once it passes that test, we show friends and family and see how it goes down before making a small batch for sale. This one was a disaster in the workshop. We had so much fun testing it (ie playing it) that we got no work done for the afternoon.

The board is made from maple with quality black and white perspex pieces that glide on the board for a lovely playing experience. The pieces are packed in a gorgeous cotton bag and everything is packed in one of our quality embossed boxes.

Board size 165mm x 165mm

Xs & Os (also known as Tic Tac Toe) - A game for two players

Who doesn't have fond memories of playing Xs & Os for hours on end?

Or did you call it Naughts and Crosses .... or Tic Tac Toe?

Whatever you called it we have a very fancy coffee table version sure to take you back.

Made from wood with black perspex pieces and packed in a gorgeous black presentation box.

A simple 2 player game that is as fun for kids as it is adults. The rules take 2 mins to learn and the game can be played fast or slow.

We used to have tournaments as a kid so 'best of 5 games'....'best of 10'....depending on how long we had we could keep going for hours.

The goal is to get 3 in a row before your opponent does. We had a sub-rule that the first player could not go in the centre, to make it a bit more interesting and I'm sure there are other variations out there too ...that's half the fun.