Spring is the reset term — longer afternoons, lighter moods, and a classroom that needs ten minutes of something bright between the SATs practice. The spring and garden decks on the big screen do exactly that without turning the room feral.
At home it is the Easter-holiday gap-filler: one quick round before you go out, one when you get back and the wellies are drying. The two-minute round length is the whole trick — it satisfies the urge without swallowing the afternoon.
And if the weather is doing the other thing — the traditional April shower — the hard board buys you a solid half hour of peace.
Choose your difficulty
Every spring game runs at three levels — easy, medium and hard — switched inside the game at any time. Start easy for little ones, or jump to hard if you fancy the challenge.