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Puzzles, Family Games & Active Play
One more round? Explore tabletop challenges, puzzling turns and games that get everyone moving.
41 toys found
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Age-filtered results include only products with stated age guidance. Check the product page before choosing.
Wooden Animal Stacking Game
£21.99
Frog Balance Maths Game
£9.99
Magnetic Strategy Game
£13.99
Triangle Strategy Board Game
£18.99
Magnetic Picture Puzzle Book
£20.99
Kids Bean Bag Toss Game
£42.99
Inflatable Punching Bag
£12.99
Mini Table Football Game
£110.99
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A little help choosing
A game for a quiet challenge or a shared round
A good game choice starts with the kind of play you want: a puzzle to work through, a head-to-head contest or a target challenge with room to move. Pivoli's range includes enclosed mazes, wooden tabletop games, mini sports sets and active play toys.
Match the format to the players
A 3D maze ball is a tilt-and-turn puzzle, while a mechanical marble course uses controls to move through obstacles. Four-in-a-row and sling puck suit two players; the four-sided Shut the Box board has room for up to four. For a quick shared activity, compare the rules and the time you want to spend on a round rather than choosing on appearance alone.
Make room for active play
Bean bag tossing, a hanging basketball hoop and suction-cup archery need a clear play area. Choose a distance that suits the activity and follow each product's setup instructions. Tabletop pool and football take up less space than full-size equipment, but check the listed dimensions before deciding where they will live. Recommended ages vary across this collection, from 3 for the target games to 6 for the wooden tabletop games.
Your questions, answered
Which games can two people play together?
The wooden sling puck and four-in-a-row games are designed for two players. Table football and mini pool can also be played as head-to-head matches. Check the age information for the selected game.
Is the wooden tower game a block-stacking game?
No. The listed wooden tower activity uses coloured sticks, a frame and playing accessories. The challenge involves removing sticks and exploring balance rather than stacking rectangular blocks.
How many people can play Shut the Box?
The listed wooden board has four colour-coded rows, allowing up to four players. Its product page explains the dice-and-number format and recommended age.
Can the active games be used in a small space?
That depends on the game. Check the assembled dimensions and leave clear space around the activity. A bean bag target also needs throwing distance; a hanging hoop needs a suitable mounting location.