Some skill games are so simple in terms of rules - and so tricky in execution. Stacking small cubes to a tower as high as possible is already playable for children and even for motor trained adult hands a real challenge. These beechwood cubes are distributed evenly among the players. Whoever rolls the one first may begin and place the base stone. Next, he must roll the two, place the two cube on the base stone, then the three, four ... If the required following number is not rolled, it is the next player's turn. By the way, each player always throws all his dice. And since he tries to get rid of them as quickly as possible as a tower stone, as the game progresses and thus fewer dice in hand, the chances of throwing the required number of eyes at the first go.

After the six, the current game starts again at one - but not the tower. He is built higher and higher, until a player could place all his cubes collapse-proof and thus win the victory for himself. But gravity cannot be tricked, the piling up of the cubes requires increasing concentration, skill and a steady hand. At least the cubes take it thanks to their manufacture from sturdy beech wood calmly when they first spend a few rounds as collapsing new buildings.

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.