KIPP X

Will the board tip over or not? That thrilling question hangs over every turn in KIPP X. It looks so easy: you place a wooden block on the seesaw and you are done. If only it were that simple, because the balance is treacherous. The cross-shaped seesaw sits in the middle and balances perfectly. In turn, you carefully place a block on one of the halves pointing upwards. But at some point it gets too heavy and the seesaw flips down. Every block that falls off, you have to keep yourself. So you do not dare to be too bold, but surely that one extra block will just about fit? The first player to get rid of all their blocks wins. With rounds of about fifteen minutes and an age of five and up, this is a game you can easily keep playing together at the kitchen table. Big and small are evenly matched here, and the tension of that wobbly board makes everyone at the table go quiet for a moment.