Londji Micro Circus Domino Game

It follows classic dominoes but swaps numbers for cheerful circus illustrations. Players take turns matching one card end to another with the same picture, building a chain across the table. The circus theme makes it approachable for the youngest members of the family too.

Each card measures just 3.5 x 3 cm and the whole set of 28 rolls into a slim tube of 15.5 x 3 cm. As one of the most portable board games for kids, it slips into a bag yet still plays a full round of dominoes.

The set has 28 domino cards, each printed with Txell Darne's circus artwork, packed in a tube about 15.5 x 3 cm. The small cards are quick to deal out and pack away, and the tube keeps the whole set together on a shelf.

Londji lists it for ages 3 to 103. Young children match by picture instead of counting dots, so they can join in early, while older players and adults can speed up, making it a game the whole family can share at once.

Lining up matching circus pictures trains visual matching, sequencing and turn-taking. Planning where to place each card adds a little early strategy, and the small format means children practise careful handling of the pieces as they build the growing chain across the table.

The cards are made from recycled cardboard and paper and store inside their travel tube. Keep them dry, wipe any marks with a barely damp cloth, and slide all 28 back into the tube so the set stays complete for the next game.

Yes. The slim tube and tiny cards take up little room in a bag, so the game suits car trips, flights and cafe tables. Setup is quick, and packing away is as simple as rolling the cards back into the tube when done.