/ March 16, 2026/ Card Games, Cooperative Games, Language Games, Science Games/ 0 comments

Do your kids enjoy clues, puzzles, logic, or mysteries? They might love these clue-giving games!

Disney codenames

Codenames is probably the easiest of our clue-giving games. However, it works better with bigger groups. There are lots of different versions available and you can get games with pictures or words. We had the Disney version that came with pictures on one side of the card, words on the other. We preferred playing with the picture side up.

If your kids are also learning about chemistry, try Covalence! No chemistry knowledge is actually needed so it’s suitable for middle-age kids (7+?) that don’t necessarily know any chemistry. However, it’s lots of fun and you can learn a bit of chemistry while you’re playing it, too!

covalence game
first contact

The hardest of these games is definitely First Contact. The box says it’s for 14+, and it’s not too far off. In order to play, kids need to be able to think abstractly, handle frustration, and not talk.

What other clue-giving games are out there? Which are your favorites? Let me know! Don’t forget to check out these whodunnit games and escape room games, too!

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