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Balance game Board games Dice Stacking cubes on an unstable board Fun for everyone from children to adults Perfect for meet-ups, girls' nights, family time, and parties Calculations are required, making it ideal for educational games. [Balance Game] This is a balance board game where you stack cubes on an unstable board. It's not just about stacking them. Roll the dice and stack the cubes with numbers engraved on them to match the number rolled. The cubes are engraved with numbers 1 through 3 and dragons. The number of cubes placed varies depending on the player. For example, if the dice show a "4," players can choose from four possible placements: "4 x 1 cubes," "2 x 2 cubes," "1 x 3 cube and 1 x 1 cube," or "1 x 4 cube." Players must strategically consider how many cubes to place, choosing a placement that best balances the board or puts pressure on the opposing player. Play continues until someone collapses the board, resulting in game over.