What is the best board game for a 4-6 year old who can't read yet?

Reviewers consistently point to no-reading, color- or picture-driven games for this age. Candy Land is repeatedly praised in specialist communities for working with nonverbal and pre-reading kids and for teaching turn-taking, while cooperative picks like Outfoxed are recommended for slightly older preschoolers who can handle simple deduction. The trade-off, as r/boardgames threads note, is that the youngest games involve little real decision-making.