Designed in 1970 by the British graphic designer Ken Garland for Galt Toys, Anymals is one of the masterpieces of seventies game design. This new edition is produced by Architoys, carefully respecting the original version. The box contains 96 cards which allow you to play in several different ways, with or without friends. For 2 to 6 players, follow the rules to create the animals shown in the instructions or create your own imaginary creatures. Lots of heads, faces, legs, necks, fins, tails and many more body parts to choose from and to put together in endless possibilities. Anymals promotes observation skills, graphic composition abilities and creativity for young and old fans, who will have hours of fun! Number of pieces: 96 Box dimensions: 27 x 18,5 x 4,5 cm Instruction sheet in English, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French and German

Introducing the Connect Game, originally designed by Ken Garland and now proudly produced by Architoys. This classic matching game, first published in 1969, features 140 square tiles with different coloured tracks, offering a captivating and strategic gameplay experience similar to dominoes. Perfect for those who appreciate timeless design and engaging challenges. Designed by Ken Garland.   Number of cards: 140 Box dimensions: 31 x 23,5 x 3,5 cm Instruction sheet in English, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French and German

Originally conceived as a work of sculpture issued from Munari’s researches on the subject of multiples, Aconà Biconbì was manufactured as a “game” for the first time in 1961 by Danese. Aconà Biconbì is available in 4 different colours (red, blue, white and green). Its modules are made of circular disks with a hole in the middle, laterally folded so that they can be freely joined together. The result is a complex three-dimensional structure, that changes into unlimited combinations depending on the number of the modules and their disposition. Source of inspiration for many designers and artists worldwide, Aconà Biconbì has often been reinvented and “moulded” in several ways and with different materials. Box dimensions: 23 x 23 x 0,5 cm

Designed by Bruno Munari and Giovanni Belgrano, Images of reality contains 40 cards with photographs which feature a number of subjects seen from various points of view and in several ways. A shoe, a hand, a fish or a lightbulb can look very different if we observe them from different perspectives, or if we see them as changing objects, where the name is only one of the many possible representations. Comparing realistic colour photography to black and white photography, the photographic negative and the last step of the written word (in six languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish and Japanese), the game stimulates the learning of the differences between real objects and their representations. Box dimensions: 15,5 x 15,5 x 3,5 cm

Designed in 1976 by Bruno Munari and Giovanni Belgrano, the game contains 52 cards that form eight sequences of images to be logically ordered: the sequences are made up of 3 to 10 cards, in an increasing order of difficulty. A little bird coming out of a cage, a house under construction, a plant that grows leaves and blooms: each card, corresponding to a passage in succession, contains different pieces of information which serve as clues to be interpreted, from the colour of the apple that ripens to the position of the sun in the sky. Each image leads to the reconstruction of the sequence and its meaning, training the child’s ability to form logical bonds. Starting from the fundamental idea of the game − the search for the right card to carry the series forward − you can invent many ways of using the cards, even in groups. Box dimensions: 15,5 x 15,5 x 3,5 cm