LET THE FEAST BEGIN!

Think back to the first Harry Potter movie when all the soon-to-be students walk through those huge double doors and into The Great Hall. Hundreds of students sitting down as the first years file in and above them a starry sky and floating candles. Truly magical. Pun intended.

This 550 piece puzzle features The Great Hall in Hogwarts complete with floating candles and starlit skies. Relive the magic of your first year at Hogwarts and put together this stunning puzzle. Does not require actual magic to complete, though it certainly is worth trying. Feel free to give your wand the ol’ swish and flick to see if it helps. Just don’t ask Seamus; he has a habit of making things go boom.

Buy Now from THINKGEEK

DC Dark Knights Metal Deck-Building Game

by | March 12, 2020 | Games | 0 Comments

Batman has discovered a Dark Multiverse and unleashed evil versions of himself upon our world! The Justice League must band together to defeat Barbatos, The Batman Who Laughs, and their Dark Knights. One Super Hero won’t be enough to overcome these challenges.

Read More

Don’t Step In It Llama Poop Edition Game

by | March 10, 2020 | Games | 0 Comments

Who hasn’t been there? You’re walking around, having a nice stroll, and all of a sudden… something feels smooshy underfoot. You just stepped in it! Bring the fun home with the official Don’t Step In It Llama Poop Edition Game, which lets kids of all ages enjoy the fun of stepping in real (fake) llama poop. How will you fare in this harrowing adventure? Ages 4 and up, fun for 1 or more players. Includes blindfold, board, and 12 ounces of genuine (fake) Llama Poop.

Read More

Downton Abbey Edition Clue Board Game

by | March 9, 2020 | Games | 0 Comments

The Classic Mystery Board Game has an aristocratic twist as it features characters and themes from the award-winning Masterpiece television series, Downton Abbey. While at a Crawley family dinner party Mr. Carson realizes something was stolen and he needs help solving the mystery. It’s an exciting strategy board game for 2 to 6 players, or to play in teams. Players ask questions about who did the crime, what object was stolen, and where it was hidden.

Read More