9.0/10
Un de mes jeux d'équilibre préféré. One of my favorite games of address and balance.
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Kippit
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Kippit is an exciting balance board game where players place wooden blocks on a seesaw trying to tip it. Each player starts with 22 blocks of different sizes and colors, and the first to get rid of all their blocks wins. A game that requires skill and a bit of knowledge of physics!
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Description
A game of balance. Players place wooden blocks on a wooden seesaw trying to get it to tip.
Each player starts with 22 wooden blocks and tries to become the first player to get rid of all their blocks. The blocks come in 4 different sizes (each size is a different color).
On your turn, you place blocks in a single stack on the high side of the seesaw. You have to keep placing blocks until either the seesaw tips or the stack you are building collapses. If you tip the seesaw and then blocks fall off, those blocks are given to your opponent. However, if the stack collapses before the seesaw tips, then you get stuck with any blocks that fall onto the table.
In either case, any blocks that stay on the seesaw are left there to complicate future turns.
Steady hands and a little knowledge of physics helps.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | |
| Categories: | Action and Dexterity |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | 4021505171114 |
| In 2 wishlists This was seen 3683 times | |
Description
A game of balance. Players place wooden blocks on a wooden seesaw trying to get it to tip.
Each player starts with 22 wooden blocks and tries to become the first player to get rid of all their blocks. The blocks come in 4 different sizes (each size is a different color).
On your turn, you place blocks in a single stack on the high side of the seesaw. You have to keep placing blocks until either the seesaw tips or the stack you are building collapses. If you tip the seesaw and then blocks fall off, those blocks are given to your opponent. However, if the stack collapses before the seesaw tips, then you get stuck with any blocks that fall onto the table.
In either case, any blocks that stay on the seesaw are left there to complicate future turns.
Steady hands and a little knowledge of physics helps.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | |
| Categories: | Action and Dexterity |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | 4021505171114 |
| In 2 wishlists This was seen 3683 times | |
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- 2 1 1 say it plays best, 0 recommend it, 0 do not recommend it
- 2+ 0 0 say it plays best, 0 recommend it, 1 do not recommend it
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9.0/10
This game is suprisingly deep for a balance game. It's not just how many blocks you can stack, but which blocks you use, and how far out to stack them that makes it interesting. Also the fact that you can put blocks anywhere on the side (even at odd angles) makes it much more interesting and challenging than you might think at first. If it seems the game can go on forever, it's because you're not very good at it.
8.9/10
Excellent unique dexterity game. Short, ideal 2 person filler. So it is around a "9" in the genre of light dexterity games, if you like this kind of game you might want to try this one.
8.0/10
like most dexterity games, the fun comes when playing against those with similar skill. Quick game I picked up at Barnes and Noble, I think.
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CAUTION! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. It contains small parts which could be swallowed or inhaled.