Valentine’s Day is a great day to send time celebrating as a family. Here are some great Valentine’s Day Games to play with the Valentine’s Day theme.
Valentine’s Day BINGO
Who doesn’t like Bingo? Instead of the classic numbers, Valentine’s Day symbols cover the squares. Sure to be a hit with any crowd.
Get your Valentine’s Day Bingo here. Canadines can get their copy here. And for any craft lovers, or if you need to keep the kids busy for a little bit, you can get our Color, Cut, Create Valentine’s Day BINGO here--kids get to customize their very own Bingo cards and get them just the way they want them.
Co-operative games
Co-cooperative game make great games for Valentine’s Day as everyone wins (or looses) together. Some great ones to check out are:
Disney’s Eye Found It
Players work together to reach Cinderella’s castle before midnight, using their keen eyes to spot different items along the way. You can read the full review here. If it sounds like a game for your family, you can get your copy here and Canadians can buy it here.
Enchanted Forest
In this game for kids 4 and up, players work together to find the magical treasures in the forest. Get your Enchanted Forest here. Canadians can get their copy here.
Trolls World Tour
In this game, kids 5 and up move adorable trolls around the board to music lands to unite the music. It sounds great for the Troll lovers and families alike. To buy your copy here. Canadians can get their copy click here.
Forbidden Island
This game is for players aged 10 and up. Players work together to rescue four treasures and escape before the island sinks. This game is heat stopping fun that really pulls you together as a team. Get your Forbidden Island here. And Canadians can shop here. This game is so popular that they created two sequels to it: Forbidden Desert and Forbidden Sky.
Puppy Love
This is a game for dog lovers aged 7 and up. Move your dog around the park competing for the top dog spot. Get your copy here.
Love Letter
This quick card game has players trying to win affection tokens from the princess. For Valentine’s Day, use real heart shaped chocolate hearts as the love tokens. You can read the whole review here. You can get your Love Letter here and Canadians can get their copy here.
Scattergories
Our family’s favorite with Valentine’s Day categories. You can read the review here. To buy your copy of Scattergories click here. You can download our free Valentine’s Day Scattergories list from our free fun library!
Conclusion
Other ideas to bring Valentine’s Day into your favorite games are to use small valentine’s as movers, give rewards that are heart shaped and use heart shaped pieces when ever possible.
We hope you have a love-filled Valentine’s Day and enjoy some great fun and games together.
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