Spikeball

Looking for a physical and fun game for the beach or your backyard? Look no further, SpikeBall is the perfect weekend activity when you are looking to get outside and sweat a little. The unique game is played by two teams of two players each, and is about ensuring the ball hits the net so the opponents can not reach the ball and play it back. The players takes turns hitting the ball on to the net so it ricochets up at the opponent. Each team gets three turns between them to bounce the ball back to their opponent. If one team misses, the other team scores a point, and the first team to get 21 points wins. The super simple and portable setup makes it a game you can play anywhere. watch the video below

VINTAGE EDITION SCRABBLE

Another beautiful and exclusive product by Restoration Hardware, this vintage edition Scrabble re-imagines the classic game as it may have been in its early days in the 1930s when the board game was invented. The stylish board cabinet is crafted of solid hardwood and features die cast metal accents. Enjoy board games? also check out: - Wobble chess set - 3 Man chess set...
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ARENA CONCRETE CHESS SET

Material Immaterial Studio has created a spectacular concrete chess set inspired by the architecture of Roman amphitheaters, where spectators would gather to watch the clash between the gladiators. The unique set is also inspired by the brutalist architecture, and features chessmen that wear concrete armours each representing their position in the army.  What is particularly fascinating apart from the game, is the play of shadows that unveils itself on the ...
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KODAK WORLDS LARGEST PUZZLE

It can be a challenge to fill all the additional time you are spending at home, without becoming a Netflix-streaming zombie. If you are finding it hard to keep entertained, maybe you need a new challenge. How about putting together a good, old-fashioned puzzle? Kodak has unveiled a real challenge, they have just launched the world´s largest puzzle with a total of 51,300 pieces! Yes, that should be enough to handle the lockdown - and probably the rest of 2020 too. S...
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