
Magic Keys
Best for: Young children 5-7, motor skill development

Wolfgang Warsch · Schmidt Spiele · 2024
Stack colorful cake layers and toppings to match recipe cards, competing on speed and accuracy. The physical stacking demands dexterity while the pattern matching builds cognitive skills. A sensory-rich game that young children find irresistible.
Players
2–4
Time
15 min
Ages
6+
Difficulty
Light
Top the Cake (Topp die Torte!), also sold as Cherry on the Cake, is a children's game about building cakes. Each player builds their own stack of cake layers, one piece at a time.
Each round, you choose one of two cake pieces and place it on your stack, trying to line up the colored fillings. You can't test the fit first, so it's a game of spatial judgment. Good placements earn sugar cubes, which you collect to score. The game lasts seven rounds.
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About 15 minutes once everyone knows the rules.
It plays 2 to 4 players.
The publisher recommends ages 6 and up.

Best for: Young children 5-7, motor skill development
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Best for: Young children 6+, families, dexterity fans