The best Playmobil board, card & dice games 2025

This family of card games is extremely popular in Europe and involves collecting sets similar to Game of Authors and Happy Families. Played by three or more players, each player must check their cards, and when someone has a complete set of four, they place it on the table.

Memory is a classic game of concentration and recall, where players turn over pairs of tiles to find matching images. First solidified in its modern form by Ravensburger in 1959, the game has historical roots extending back to Japan in the 16th century. Known by various names worldwide such as Pairs, Pelmanism, Concentration, and Pexeso in the Czech Republic, the game challenges players to remember the locations of different tiles.

Schwarzer Peter is a traditional children's game played with a deck of cards. Players discard all but one queen and then deal the remaining cards. During the game, players take turns drawing cards from others, aiming to form pairs; the player holding the last queen, known as the "Old Maid," loses, while everyone else wins. The game's humor often comes from the reactions of players, especially children, when the Old Maid is drawn from their hand.

This is football in a Playmobil style. The game includes rules for standard football play and modes like Kick and Rush. The goal is to score more goals than the opponent within a set time limit.

Players try to save dinosaurs from an erupting volcano in this small children's game. Dinosaur counters in four colors are mixed with explorer tokens and placed face down in the center. Players take turns rolling the dice; if the rolled color appears, they use a cardboard lasso to capture matching pieces, which are then considered saved. If a volcano is rolled, one of five volcano stones is turned over, and if all are revealed before rescuing all dinosaurs, the game is lost.

The objective is to get rid of your cards as quickly as possible. Players lay out cards in the center, leaving space between them for additional cards, and then draw their own cards. An active player can play up to three cards matching the designs of the table cards. If a player cannot play any cards, they must pass. The player with the fewest remaining cards who hasn't passed wins the game.

Prinzessin Sissi has created a big mess in her wardrobe and needs help finding her accessories for the grand ball. The game board consists of a 6x6 grid with various accessory tokens and a flower pot. Players roll four dice to determine which accessory Sissi is looking for and must navigate her to it, using the rolled movement options while avoiding obstacles to earn diamonds. The first player to collect five diamonds wins.

A knight stealthily searches the ruined castle for a valuable jewel treasure. Players take turns hiding the knight under one of the towers or the bell tower while others try to guess where he is hidden by stating the color of the tower. The player who correctly identifies the knight's location can keep jewels, while those who guess wrong must return theirs. The first to collect four green emeralds and four white diamonds wins the game.