Shit Happens Game
If you ever feel like you’re feeling down on your luck, check out any of these cards – you’ll be happy that you’re you. It ranks the shittiest events possible, from getting a ketchup bottle…
Category: Toys
Cool Toys
What is the greatest feeling in the world? Is it success? Sex? Or maybe it’s love. We argue that it’s the adrenaline rush you experience right before opening up a Christmas present. When we were kids, cool toys were everything. On the playground it served as a form of currency, allowing young children to acquire colorful snacks and high positions in their elementary school social hierarchy. We don’t stop infatuating ourselves with cool toys, we just become interested in more expensive ones. Barbies turn into designer handbags, remote control cars into real ones, and pokemon cards into lottery tickets. Occasionally we run into a shelved toy that makes us revert back to our formal adolescent selves. These cool toys for grown ups can come in the form of a board game, an amusing gadget, or even educational DIY kit. Whatever it is that gets your prepubescent blood flowing again, we’ve got it below.
Tin Can Robot
Turn your crusty old soda cans into an eccentric robot that serves no other purpose than to hangout with you. It features a built in edge detector, so you’ll never have to worry about your…
Black Playing Cards
Decks come in all shapes and sizes – but some are undeniably better looking than others. This deck, for example, is coated in an unusually black gloss and feature a contemporary portrait on the face…
Exploding Kitten Game
Widely regarded as one of the most successful projects on Kickstarter, “Exploding Kittens” introduces an element of chaos to the traditional card table. The theme of the game is satisfying yet dramatic, and adopts a…
Wearable Camera Drone
Mr. Bond? Here’s another one you might want to add to your arsenal. Unlike overpriced designer watches, the Nixie justifies its price with its revolutionary functionalities. It is essentially a camera equipped quad copter that…
Who in the Room
This game is recommended for the emotionally secure, because it targets one of the greatest questions humans have: “what do my friends think about me?”. It throws your party of players into hypotheticals such as…