One of four games in the Subbuteo racing series, which also included "Table Speedway", and "Horse Racing" and "Cycle Speedway." All were dexterity games, designed by Peter Adolph, the inventor of Subbuteo. They used a ball bearing rolled down a tube to propel a Subbuteo style base around a racing track. This version of the racing game was an attempt to...
Table Skittles is like bowling but the ball is attached to a chain which is swung in the air and makes no ground contact. Players take turns throwing the ball in a clockwise direction around the pole to knock down the pins. There are many different variants and rules because of the games age but the main game rule version played is the first player to...
The ancient game of Alley Skittles or Nine Pins, the ancestor of ten-pin bowling in the United States, was transformed into a tabletop game in the 1700s so that no throwing alley or bowling lane was needed. The nine pins stood on a table, and players took turns swinging a ball on the end of a chain so that it swung away from the playing field, then knocked...
A table motorcycle racing game, developed by Peter Adolph, the inventor of Subbuteo. The components used Subbuteo style bases, but instead of soccer/football players, the figures depicted were motorcycle riders. The game used a ball baring, launched from a tube, to propel the riders around the track. This was one of four games in a series. The other games...
Players roll eight custom dice to generate speed, force and spin, strategically claiming Stroke Cards from a dynamic display called The Rally. By chaining these cards into mathematically valid table tennis strokes such as pushes, flicks and smashes, players build high-scoring combinations while balancing the risks of pushing their luck too far. Behind the...
Table Top Baseball is played on a large (20"x30") rubber play mat. The playing pieces are chips of various sizes and colors. The pitcher slides the ball "puck" from the pitchers mound towards the batters box. Results depend on where the puck lands. The batter slides the puck from the batters box towards the field. Results depend on where the puck lands. It...
Table Top Championship Golf is as close to real golf as you can get with dice and paper. Using a grid matrix system, each Championship golf mat has over 550 possible landing locations for your ball. Never before in a golf board game has the player been able to use so much of the hole. Coupled with a wind modifier, frustratingly placed hazards and plenty of...
Table Top Raceway is a simulation of Big Time Stock Car Racing! No two laps are the same! Use Tactics Like Drafting & Sling shoting! Just like racing a real automobile, you will control your car's speed and tactics. There are no dice to roll nor spinners to spin, you will control your car by using a Performance Indicator for the car. The Performance...
From the publisher: "Although table top football is a game universally played in schools across the land, there has been a distinct lack of uniformity in rule interpretation between districts. Until now. We humbly present the definitive word on the subject, illustrated with a potpourri of wild graphics and packaged with a hand-stitched cowhide finger...
This game has taken the old recess and study hall pass time of paper football and turned it into an "officially licensed product" of the NFL. And they did a great job with it. The game comes with flat cardboard triangles for the footballs. What is cool is that each one has the name and logo of an actual NFL team. And yes, they made expansion packs so you...