The 10 Best travel games This game is sure to keep your entire family busy for hours. Players think of anything that comes to mind, and the little device asks 20 simple "Yes" or "No" questions. After 20 questions, it tries to guess what the players are thinking. Good things do, it seems, come in small packages after all. £14.95, prezzybox.com Perplexus Epic The most challenging game on this list - this is one to keep even the cleverest of clogs in your family in knots for that long train journey. The maze inside the small sphere is approximately 9m long with 125 challenging barriers, and you have to guide the ball bearing inside to the end. Sounds easy, right? Wrong. £29.99, perplexus.co.uk BrainBox Football This is the perfect game for footie fans big or small. It's pretty simple: you have to answer as many football trivia questions as you can in the given time. Play alone or in groups. £10.99, argos.co.uk Angry Bird Apptivity for tablet This single-player game is just the thing for keeping Angry Birds aficionados occupied on long trips. It comes with a real-life, hold-in-your-hand version of the character King Pig, which you put on top of a tablet to unlock new levels and games. The only problem is getting mum or dad to give up their tablet for a few hours. £3.75, debenhams.com Yes! No! Card Game You can't say "Yes" or "No" in this game, no matter how much you long to. A player is read a list of 10 questions, and if they answers any of them with "Yes" or "No," a bell rings and they lose the round. A fun game to be played in the car for families who aren't afraid to make some noise. £9.99, johnlewis.com Guess Who? Extra Easily portable, this whizz-bang version of the classic game contains lights, sounds and an electronic timer and, unlike the old version, has more than just face-guessing rounds. It will keep younger children guessing (and laughing) for hours. £22.99, argos.co.uk 7. iPieces Fishing Game iPieces transforms a classic fishing game with touch-screen technology. Using miniature rods to tempt on-screen fish, up to four players can compete with this neat update of a family favourite. £10, debenhams.com Travel Bingo This game contains no loose pieces and not only that, it's compact, easily stored and everyone knows how to play it. Instead of reading out numbers, players look at their surroundings and mark off a spot when they pass something that is on the board. £18.49, amazon.co.uk Boogie Board LCD Writing Tablet A child-friendly tablet that cuts out the clutter and mess. It comes with talking crayons, paint and loads of holiday games. It's fun to use, hard to break and you can turn the volume right down. £29.50, amazon.co.uk Mr Quiet Charades Mister Men's Mr Quiet has been appropriated for a game of charades. He has 60 cards with different charades to act out on each one. Especially good for car journeys that seem to go on forever. Despite the name, it's probably not one for families who like silence in the back. £4, johnlewis.com