The Great Majesco – A Race Full of Sums 🎩➕

The Great Majesco is off on an exciting adventure. Along the way he meets challenges that sometimes help him and sometimes make the trip harder. Who will be the first to get him to the finish? A quick board game by Value Add Games for 2–4 players aged 5+, in about 10 minutes.

Before you start, you build the playing board yourself from 24 double-sided cardboard tiles – lay them out however you like and see how your path works. Then the race begins. On your turn you roll the two numbered dice, add the numbers together and move your figure. Because the dice show numbers, the only way to move is to work out the sum, so children practise addition on every turn without noticing. The spaces bring events that push you forward or hold you back, so the lead can change until the very end. A new board layout every time keeps the game fresh, and children can help design the path. The Great Majesco is a magician character licensed from This Is Iris, and the game is part of Value Add Games' maths and magic games for young players. Choose between the Slovenian edition, Veliki Čaromir, and the English edition.

🧩 Build the Board

24 double-sided tiles.

🎲 Two Number Dice

Add them up to move.

➕ Practise Addition

On every turn.

🏁 Race to the Finish

First one there wins.

Why You'll Love It:

• ⏱️ Quick Game: about 10 minutes.
• 👧 For Young Players: ages 5+.
• 🔁 New Path Each Time: you design the board. More ideas among our kids' games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–4
• Age: 5+
• Playing time: about 10 minutes
• Publisher: Value Add Games (licensed by This Is Iris)
• Edition: Slovenian Edition (Veliki Čaromir) or English Edition (two variants)
• Contents: 24 double-sided cardboard tiles, 2 numbered dice, 4 playing pieces, rules

What do children practise? Adding the two dice – sums up to 6 + 6.
Is the board always the same? No – you build it from 24 double-sided tiles each time.

Build your path, add up the dice and race to the finish. 🎩

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.