Blue Opal Games

Blue Opal Games & Jigsaw Puzzles:

Blue Opal games in this collection combine family board games, compact travel games and jigsaw puzzles for children and adults. The range includes classic-style strategy and matching games alongside Australian-themed puzzles, with puzzle sizes ranging from 100 pieces for younger puzzlers through to detailed 1000-piece designs.

Blue Opal Jigsaw Puzzles:

The jigsaw puzzle selection has a strong Australian focus. The Wild Australia series introduces children to native wildlife and habitats through illustrated puzzles covering treetops, oceans, rainforests, wetlands, butterflies and beetles. Piece counts include 100, 150, 200 and 300 pieces, allowing you to choose a challenge appropriate to the child’s age and puzzle experience. Selected Wild Australia puzzles also include a key line and index to help identify the creatures shown.

For older children and adults, Blue Opal 1000-piece puzzles feature detailed Australian and motoring scenes. Themes include country garages, classic cars, utes, Kombis and automotive imagery. The Gulgong Garage puzzle, for example, features nostalgic artwork by Australian artist Jenny Sanders and is recommended for ages 12+.

Family Board Games:

Blue Opal board games cover several familiar styles of play. Pop ‘N’ Hop is designed for 2–4 players aged four and over, combining dice-based movement with turn-taking and simple strategic decisions. The collection also includes Snakes and Ladders and Four in a Row.

For players looking for more tactical gameplay, Battle of the Pacific is a two-player naval strategy game where opponents locate and sink each other’s ships. It includes a double-sided play grid, ships and a carry case.

Blue Opal Travel Games:

Compact travel versions include Who’s Who, Four in a Row, Hangman and Battle of the Pacific. Travel Who’s Who is a two-player observation and deduction game supplied with two play platforms and face plates, making it suited to play away from home or where space is limited.

Choosing Blue Opal Games & Puzzles:

For puzzles, compare the piece count, artwork and recommended age. For games, consider the number of players and style of play—simple family games suit younger players, while deduction and strategy games provide a more competitive challenge.