Kids Board and Card Games for Halloween

You won't find Park Lane in this Monopoly set. This has been transformed into the spookier Dark Place. You won't buy ordinary houses or hotels either. Instead it's haunted houses and Full Moon Hotels. The normal counters of the thimble and dog have been replaced by ones like a ghost, pumpkin, and a Halloween cat.

So everything in this version of Monopoly has been turned into a Halloween theme. This means this board game is great for the lead up to Halloween, for winding down after Trick or Treating or for a Halloween party. It also makes a great Halloween gift that isn't candy or chocolate.

Rather than the general Halloween Monopoly game you also have the choice of the Scooby Doo version for Halloween. 

This is a must have for kids who love Scooby Doo. It's also a spooky game for Halloween that's isn't as spooky as Boo-Opoly. So if your child finds Halloween a bit full on with it's spookiness they can still have Halloween fun without overloading on the scare factor with this game.

This is a fun Halloween game that many families don't know about. It can be played as a memory game or as a puzzle game. 

This is a game younger kids can enjoy too because it doesn't need any reading. It also doesn't need any math skills like the Monopoly games. So if you have a child that hasn't started to learn how to read yet this is a fun game that they can join in with without finding it too hard to play. 

As with everything in the I Spy series this game has amazing pictures. The game itself is based on the book I Spy Spooky Night. (A great Halloween puzzle book that's available at Amazon.)

This is another fun Halloween card game that many people haven't heard of. It's made for school age children as a family game. 

The main game is a mix between creating campfire spooky stories and a card game. There's also another game to be played that's more of a party game about vampires. 

This is a game to play by lamplight to get into the Halloween mood. It's also a good game for creative thinking and storytelling skills.

This game is on my must have list for this Halloween. It's a fun family game with a great spooky theme.  

It's a game that is part strategy and part luck. It comes with expansion packs (it's more fun if it's played with all the expansion sets). 

Haunted House is meant for families with older primary children or teens although younger children could play it too if they have an older child or adult helping them. The rules aren't difficult to learn.