15 post-Cyber Monday toy deals under $25 you can grab at Walmart — parents, there's still time!

The game doesn't really need any explanation, but we'll give it a go: Two players go head-to-head in a battle to take over the grid. Once they select their color (either red or yellow), they can drop the discs into the grid, all while blocking their opponent from ruining their streak. The goal? Four of the same colored discs in the row — horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

Kids will have a blast unwrapping each ball to reveal five mystery mini versions of their favorite brands — think tiny Revlon nail polish, Sunny D drinks, popular cereal and more. You may even be lucky enough to score a rare gold or metallic figurine! At $5 per capsule, they make a perfect stocking stuffer.

Trust us, you've never played Twister like this. The updated version of the popular game doesn't have a mat! Instead, download an augmented reality app, attach smart bands to your wrists and ankles, and play virtually. Win by hitting the most spots.

The classic Monopoly game is a must for every kid — where else would they learn how to count money and buy real estate?! Updated playing pieces in this version include a rubber ducky, penguin and dinosaur.

Little Paw Patrol fans will flip when they see how this vehicle transforms into a police cruise with the push of a button. It also comes with Chase and Sky collectible figures. There's also a version with Marshall and Rubble that turns into a fire truck. 

Kids can't get enough of Squishmallows, the super soft, highly huggable plushies that come in a range of shapes. Feed their need for squish with this adorable lion named Leonori. Other styles are on sale too. 

Who says learning can't be fun? Kids can explore engineering by powering a light bulb with hand motion or use the power of air pressure to launch recycled materials up to 80 feet high with a rocket. There's even a volcano eruption kit! 

This adorable L.O.L doll comes with 25 surprises and two trendy fashion outfits (look at that hat!). The package is a reusable playset that turns into a movie set/theater. 

If you've never heard of this family-friendly card game, you're missing out. It's similar to Uno but with goats, enchiladas and kittens instead of numbers and colors. "My nine-year-old constantly asks if we can play," says a parent. 

It's all about Barbie this year. This travel-edition doll is ready for her next destination. She comes with 10 travel accessories including a suitcase and backpack, neck pillow. Use the accompanying stickers to decorate the luggage. 

Building with these magnetic tiles is fun for kids of all ages (and adults, too, if we're being honest!). Each of the colored pieces is equipped with strong magnets that provide stability during building. 

Modeled after the beloved Australian cartoon, this 13-inch plush is ready to be your child's new BFF. Bluey has a hidden secret — she says several phrases like "for real life" and "check it out" when you squeeze her belly. Worth noting: There's also a talking Bingo in case you want to pick up a set. One reviewer called the toy "adorable," adding, "my grandson loves this sweet little Aussie pup and her family! Would recommend to anyone with a Bluey fan in their lives."

Every kid should own this classic Lego set with 484 pieces in 35 different colors. In addition to bricks, it includes windows, eyes, tires and wheel rims, green baseplate and more so you can get extra creative while building. 

We're big fans of Melissa & Doug's wooden toys and this dental kit is no exception. Junior dentists-in-training can give an oversized set of pretend teeth a cleaning, treat cavities, and even fit it for retainers and braces. There are also realistic instruments like a pick, floss and dental rinse cup. After playing with this toy, you can kiss any fears of going to the dentist goodbye. 

Hot Wheels isn't messing around with this toy. The RC car has all-wheel drive tank steering and can reach speeds of up to five miles per hour. Use the included ramp to launch the vehicle into stunts!