Barndoor Games

Family Strategy Games That Make Learning Fun.

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At Barndoor Games, we create fast-to-learn strategy games that spark connection, laughter, and learning.

Whether you’re a homeschooling family, an independent game shop, or just looking for a fun game night at home, our games bring people together in ways that feel fresh and unforgettable.

Barndoor Games began with a simple philosophy: games should be fun first, secretly educational second, and loved by both kids and parents. We design every game with direct feedback from real families to make sure it’s engaging, durable, and truly family-tested.

Our mission is simple: help families make memories, strengthen bonds, and sneak in a little learning along the way. Playtime can be more than fun - it can be meaningful!

“Finally, a game parents enjoy as much as kids.”

What Makes Barndoor Games Different?

Fun First

Every game is designed to be quick to learn and exciting to play, so families can jump right in and start having fun together.

Family-Tested

We design based on real feedback from parents and kids, making sure our games are engaging for everyone at the table.

Secretly Educational

While you’re laughing and competing, kids are building skills in math, strategy, and teamwork - without it ever feeling like homework.

Top Family Games

  • "Code Crackers is a logic puzzle lover's dream come true! Don't think it is just for kids!! My husband and I really enjoy it as a quick 2 player game that is interactive, not just solitaire, like a lot of 2 player games."

    @boardgamebabies

  • "The first game our kids ask for on weeknights."

    - Jame, parent, Bend OR

  • "All my teacher peeps out there - You need this game in your classroom!"

    @board.game.dad

  • "It's particularly good for kids working on math skills that can age with them - or for big kids like us who just want something simple to puzzle through."

    @gnarlycarleygaming

  • "My students compete to solve and don't even realize they're practicing math!"

    - Ms. Carter, 4th-grade teacher

  • "It's a breeze to learn, easy to get to the table, and involves some serious critical thinking! It's a nice mashup of Guess Who? and an escape room!"

    @boardgamesandbarbels

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