Printable board games that the whole family with enjoy this weekend

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If you're struggling for ideas to keep the kids entertained this Easter weekend try one of these printable board games.

Asmodee, the leading games company, has made six of its most popular family cames available to download and print for free! Including the UK's top-selling game Dobble.

Printable board games

Dobble

Sometimes called 'Spot It!' is an observation and reflex game. There are a number of mini-games that you can play with the deck of cards. But whichever game you choose to play the object is always to be the fastest to spot the identical symbol between two cards.

Dixit

Dixit is made up of a series of image cards that are open to interpretation by players. One player will place a card facedown and say a word inspired by the card. It is up to the other players to place down a card in the same way. Then vote for which card they believe is the original image.

Combo Colour

This colouring-in game is simple but fun. Each player has a different colour pen.

On your turn, you colour in a space with an arrow or a space adjacent to another that you or another player has coloured in. You score points by colouring in symbols along the way.

Unlock!

This card game is inspired by escape rooms. It uses a simple system which allows you to search scenes, combine objects and solve riddles. Use the cards and companion app to provide clues, check codes and keep an eye on the time remaining.

game of touch tests logical series and mazes

Cortex Challenge

Give your brain a work out with this game that will test players thinking, memory and speed skills. Players compete in 8 different challenges from duplicates, touch tests, logical series, mazes and more.

Timeline

See if those home history lessons are paying off with this game that combines intuition and historical knowledge. Players place cards on a timeline to win the game.

All the games can be downloaded via this link online.

Will you be printing any of them off?

Rebecca Knight has been the Editor on the Ideal Home Website since 2025; previously, she was the Deputy Digital Editor from 2022. She has a Master's degree in magazine journalism from City, University of London and has been writing about homes and interiors for 7 years. Her expertise lies in DIY projects, home decor trends and spotting the latest high street homeware buys that are about to go viral. She bought her first home in London last year and is currently renovating it (on a budget).