Klask (Danish)

Klask is a form of tabletop football in mini-size for two players.

The goal is to have control over your reflexes when trying to shoot the ball into the opponent's goal. Each player controls their piece on the playing board via a magnet, which they hold under the playing board, and from there the balls in Klask must be shot into the goal.

How to play Klask:

In KLASK, two players compete to be the first to score six points against their opponent.

Points can be earned by pushing a red ball into the opponent's goal, which consists of a depression at each end. Each player uses a strong magnet under the playing board to maneuver their own piece around their half of the field, and in this way push the ball over to the opponent while simultaneously avoiding the three white magnets that ominously separate the two halves of the field.

You score points by:

• Pushing the ball into the opponent's hole.
• The opponent getting two of the three white magnets from the midfield on their piece.
• The opponent losing control of their piece.
• The opponent landing in their own goal with a big KLASK.

Klask includes:

• Field
• 2 Miniatures
• 4 Magnets
• 2 Balls
• Score markers
• Rules