Best Family Games Mobile Apps

Looking for a mobile app that the whole family will enjoy? Here are apps that have wide appeal.

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  • Candy Train Review
    Candy Train

    Fun, colorful track-swapping game for quick-thinking kids.

    AGE
    6
     
  • GameRoom Review
    GameRoom
    Beauty of a board game set -- for two or more players only.
    AGE
    7
     
  • Pictureka! Review
    Pictureka!
    Fast-paced searching game well-adapted from the board game.
    AGE
    7
     
  • Bop It! Review
    Bop It!
    Quick-reaction game captures the feel of the toy.
    AGE
    8
     
  • Casey's Contraptions HD Review
    Casey's Contraptions HD

    Amazing puzzles to solve, create, and share with friends.

    AGE
    8
     
    Learning3
  • The Game of Life: Classic Edition Review
    The Game of Life: Classic Edition
    Classic game takes kids on an immersive, 3D adventure.
    AGE
    8
     
  • Monopoly for iPad Review
    Monopoly for iPad

    Classic board game comes to life in this wonderful version.

    AGE
    8
     
  • Where's Waldo? HD - in Hollywood Review
    Where's Waldo? HD - in Hollywood
    Seek-and-find adventure with a tad of movie-set violence.
    AGE
    8
     
  • Traveler's Quest Review
    Traveler's Quest
    Hunt for treasure in novel twist on location-based games.
    AGE
    9
     
  • Scrabble Review
    Scrabble

    One of the few truly exceptional games for kids.

    AGE
    12
     
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