5 Top Dexterity Games

Seriously Board has created a whole new category of games! Well, reorganized a section of games into their own new category – Dexterity Games.

What are Dexterity Games?

Dexterity-based tabletop games require dexterity to play – surprise! While they may require some strategic prowess, these games mostly involve tasks that use your hands.  From flicking and throwing, to sliding and catching, to stacking and unstacking.

Here are 5 great dexterity games for children and adults:

Klask

Table hockey – but with magnets! You control your piece by holding a large magnet under the board.  Use your piece to push the small, red ball around the field and into your goal hole.  But avoid attracting the magnetic obstacles in the middle of the board.

  • Player numbers: 2
  • Recommended Age: 8+
  • Game Time: 10 Min

Bamboleo

At the top of a wooden pedestal sits a board balanced upon a cork ball.  On this board 25 wooden pieces are placed.  Can you remove the most pieces without a tumble? A game of skill for aspiring gravity experts.

  • Player numbers: 2-7
  • Recommended Age: 6+
  • Game Time: 30 Min

Ice Cool:

A fun flicking game of chase.  Race penguins around a school – students skipping class, or a hall monitor catching escapees.

  • Player numbers: 2-4
  • Recommended Age: 6+
  • Game Time: 30 mins

Rhino Hero

Enjoy stacking cards? Be the first to construct your building while contending with an incredibly heroic – and regrettably heavy – rhinoceros who is eager to climb.

  • Player numbers: 2-5 Players
  • Recommended Age: 5+
  • Game Time: 5-15 minutes

Crokinole

Shuffleboard in the round. Flick disks on a board, scoring points if you reach the central regions. But contact must be made with the other teams’ pieces for your disk to remain on the board! A Canadian classic.

  • Player numbers: 2-4 Players
  • Recommended Age: 8+
  • Game Time: 30 minutes
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