Just to add, you can do this in an even simpler form and cater it toward your child's age. For example, instead of drawing a detailed maze like that, you can bu

Just to add, you can do this in an even simpler form and cater it toward your child's age. For example, instead of drawing a detailed maze like that, you can build a dungeon with blocks. It doesn't have to be big. Put some toys inside it to represent monsters, treasure, traps, etc. If your kids are 2-4, you can even skip the dice too. Put a puzzle of some sort before the final boss, like you have to play a series of tones on a toy flute to unlock the door, or pick a colored key, or say a magic word ("please"), etc. For child-friendly play, the monsters can be scary at first and then become your friend. Everyone can live happily ever after at the end (spiders and monsters too).