How old are the children?

>>43852799
8 and 11.

Board games? What about card games?

I tend to find that card games usually end up being simpler and easier for children, like Sushi-go and Love Letter. They also tend to be a lot cheaper.

>>43852827
the thing is, I'm not in an English-speaking country (guess I should have mentioned that in OP) so I'll have to look for translations and from my experience, board games are more accessible in Russia than most card games.

>>43852848
Love Letter is very easy to port into a different language. Technically you don't even need to buy it, just search the rules and print out your own playing cards.

>>43852848
Wait, are you looking for board games available in Russian, or board games available in English in Russia?

>>43852985
Available in Russian. I gathered that our guys bothered to localize at least something popular or/and good.

>>43853078
See, this is the kind of stuff you need to mention in the OP.

>>43852848
Sushi Go (recommended above) has no words on the cards. You can go to boardgamegeek.com and search for a game to see whether a certain game is language-dependant, or scroll down to the Files section and see if someone provided translated rules.

It might help if you told us where you plan to buy from. There's a list of recommended OLGS's by country in /bgg/ but it just died so someone else (not on a phone) will have to help you find it

>>43853292
Oh yeah, right. I forgot all about archives, I'm gonna check it out right now, thanks.

>>43852770
Ticket to Ride is one of my favourites and is a great introductory game. It got a Russian printing according to wikipedia.

>>43852770
king of tokyo is great for children
probably available in russian

Here are a few with no in game text; just find the rules and translate them.

Mr jack, 2 players.
Forbidden island Is a good coop.
Maybe small world, for something a bit more cerebral.
Hey that's my fish.
also catan and carcassonne

>>43852770
King of Tokyo is definitely a great but simplistic game.