Category: video game

A fantastical game series that asks the questions what if your favorite Disney characters could interact with each other? Sora, a young boy from Destiny Island, gets separated from his home, his friends, and everything he has ever known. He joins forces with Donald and Goofy who are on a mission to find King Mickey and restore order to the worlds. The story is fun, energetic, and will appeal to all ages as families work their way through each realm: helping Alice while on trial in Wonderland, helping Ariel sing, and figuring out just how far you would go for your friends.

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2002

Developed by Square

Single-Player

For Ages 8+

Mario and team are at it again on the Nintendo Switch as they race across the world to see who can win the gold cup. With stunning graphics, new characters, attacks, and endless fun–this is a game for the whole family. The game does not contain any story but every single race is a new experience as a variety of variables come together to create unique experiences.

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2017

Produced by Nintendo

Multi-Player

For Ages 5+

Enter a world as big as a sandbox as kids can build real-life adaptations of the world around them, fight monsters, and adventure through the never-ending landscape of Minecraft. Kids are dropped into a world with only their wits to keep them alive as monsters start spawning as the sun sets. Kids will use their thinking skills to build shelters, cook food, make equipment, and more as they try their hardest to survive, create, and keep as many hearts as possible. A fun game for the whole family!

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2011

Developed by Mojang

Multi-Player

For Ages 5+

Pokemon has been a long-running institution in the lives of children for decades. Now on a new system, kids get to play the game with their choice of sidekick: Pikachu or Eevee. The game remakes the classics from 20 years ago and allows parents and children to share in the wonders of the world of Kanto: catching Pokemon, battling trainers, and playing together to catch ’em all and get those gym badges.

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2018

Developed by Game Freak

Multi-Player

For Ages 5+

A spiritual successor to the Wii’s Kirby’s Epic Yarn sees Yoshi getting the yarn treatment. Up to two Yoshis join together to rescue the other Yoshis and stop Baby Bowser and Kamek. A fun game with little chances for loss, the game features brightly colored aesthetics, interesting power-ups, and the chances to replay levels for new rewards. With upbeat music, colorful backgrounds, and characters who do everything from eating everything in sight to flying around on curtains, this game will be fun for everyone involved.

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2015

Developed by Good-Feel

Multi-Player

For Ages 5+