Multi-Lingo can be played in English, French, Italian or Spanish or in any combination of the four. Players spell words using letter tiles. The game gets challenging as players borrow other players’ words to create and recreate new ones. Handicap levels the field so children learning to read can play with sophisticated wordsmiths. Launch date: December 2006.

This board game takes the word variety to a whole new level. Players will be asked to perform a variety of challenges, including sock wrestling, imitating the sound of coughing up a hairball, taste-testing while blindfolded and more. Launch date: December 2006.

N-Tropy is the big, bold, balancing game for the whole family. Winner of the Good Toy Guide Game of the Year and the coveted Hamleys Twelfth Night Award for the toy with the most longevity and best play-value, N-Tropy is quick and easy to learn and requires nothing more than a flat surface and a steady hand.

Players travel around the board gathering DaVinci puzzle pieces that are won by answering trivia and using problem solving skills. The player that masters these skills and collects all of the pieces will be the first to complete his or her DaVinci masterpiece and win the game.

This interactive spelling bee for the road is great for children learning to spell or preparing for their school's spelling bee. It includes sound effects, bingo and trivia on one audio CD, which is perfect for keeping the family entertained while traveling to the cottage or running errands.

Can you judge a book by its cover? Typecast is a hilarious new game about how we judge each other by appearances. We stopped 400 everyday people on the streets of North America, snapped their photos and polled their likes and dislikes. Now it´s up to you to look at their snapshots and see if you can guess what their favorite food, movie or place is; what job they hold, what car they drive, among other interests. Ages 10+ 3 or more players.

The poodle in the microwave, the spider in the hairdo - Urban Myth is all about what you know, what you thought you knew and what you have heard as gospel truth from a friend. Players´ pop culture savvy is put to the test as they judge whether more than 1,100 legendary stories in six categories are fact or modern folklore. Ages 12+ 2 - 6 players.

Pound for pound, the most trivia fun for your dollar. There´s nothing but a ton of great new trivia inside this compact and colorful game. Small enough to fit in a backpack, take it on a trip, in the car for long drives or over to a friend´s house for hours of trivia fun. No complex rules or pieces to keep track of just open and enjoy!

Always wanted to be a contestant on Survivor? If you think you have what it takes, this great party game brings the hit TV show from exotic locales around the world straight into your living room. Just like in the show, players break into tribes and compete in hilarious and daring immunity challenges as they vie to outwit, outplay and outlast friends and family. Ages 8+ 5 or more players.

DVD board game for all those who feel they could be or should be a star. The DVD guides players to 1 of 3 sections of the board – Casting sessions, trivia questions or chance cards. Stars are awarded to players based on their success in 1 of the 3 sections of the game, which are in turn placed into a ballot box to determine the winner - "The Celebrity". Ages 14+ 2 - 6 players.

Bring home the excitement of a Las Vegas Casino in a game! Players work their way around the board as a group, and play the great Casino games: Poker, Blackjack, Craps and Roulette. The winner is the player who accumulates the most money at the end of the journey around the board, which has its own Vegas brand of pitfalls and inspirations. Great for get togethers with family or friends. Ages 13+ 2 or more players.

Ideal for birthday parties, sleepovers, or any time kids craves a little adventure and a lot of fun. Scaventure Kids asks youngsters to locate items around the house or yard or even create, perform or draw new things. The game inspires kids to be creative and resourceful working together as a team.

Players try to win all the chips in the pot by creating the best ‘word’ hand - or by bluffing opponents. Players ante up and spell the best poker word they can out of the letter cards they’re dealt. By dividing the word into suits, players can make two pairs, a three-of-a-kind, full house or even a royal flush. Once the betting begins, they can choose to stay, raise the stakes or trade in some letters in the hopes of creating a better hand. Fast-paced play-offs and three sets of poker-style rules allow players to tailor the game to their time, ability and taste.