We offer an exciting array of games, catering to all ages.
Work out whodunnit in our Murder Mystery, or if you’re feeling nostalgic, our 2D platform game will transport you back to the golden era of gaming. For the craft enthusiasts, we’ve got engaging craft games that let you unleash your creativity. For book lovers, Book Bingo will broaden your reading horizons and for those who appreciate the timeless works of the Bard, we proudly present our Shakespeare for Kids.
You can also come along to our Board Games Sessions in Libraries! Find out more on our Events Calendar or our EventBrite page.
Scroll down to see our selection, or see only those designed for Adults, Young Adults, or Children.
Shelf Life
Welcome to our newest game, Shelf Life! Test your weeding skills, which have nothing to do with gardening and everything to do with how we decide which books to keep. […]
Teetotum Game
During Jane Austen’s time, teetotums were common in social gatherings, especially around Christmas, when families played games together. They symbolize the lighthearted, domestic amusements of the period—contrasting with the more […]
Body in the (Mobile) Library Competition
This competition is closed, but you can still solve the mystery! Put your sleuthing hat on… A librarian has been found dead! Whodunnit? The farmer? The student? The innocent old […]
Colin’s Big Read
Help Colin the Corgi collect all the books in time for the street party in Colin’s Big Read Game! Click here to help Colin find all 70 of the Big […]
Shakespeare for Kids
We’ve put together short scripts from two of Shakespeare’s most famous plays for you to act out at home! You can read about the stories, the scenes and the characters […]
Book Bingo
Wondering what to read next? Want a reading challenge? Try book bingo! We love this game – it’s a brilliant way to find something new or explore something you would […]
Book Bingo 2
Completed our first book bingo? Wondering what to read next? Try book bingo 2! We love this game – it’s a brilliant way to find something new or explore something […]