It is entirely interesting, and profoundly important to science, that efforts to communicate science have often led scientists to new perspectives on their own work and their scientific fields and specialties. This two-way street in science communication was a founding impulse and inspiration of the Creative Mathematical Sciences Communication (CMSC) conference series. The vigor of that impulse continues in this paper via a few new game horizons. This paper uses well-quasi-ordering of trees and other mathematical objects to create games that are easy to understand, addictive, and engage some powerful mathematical fundamentals.