Ring Shot Game for bar - Wooden Ring Toss Game for Teens 16+ Magnetto - Battle Toss Game - Hook and Ring Toss Game for Adults - Outdoor Family Games - Produced by SKEI

I bought this game as a gift for my son-in-law's 30th birthday party and it was just as good as we saw in the video, if not more. It's always interesting when a game lives up to its ads, and this one certainly didn't disappoint. Looking back, I wish this game was available when I was in college - I can only imagine how much fun I would have had!

The kids are all very competitive, and playing against each other has been a lot of fun. It's always wonderful to see them enjoying themselves and having a good time. This game has proven to be an excellent way to keep the kids entertained and engaged.

A die is included, but there are no game instructions...so I have no idea what that is for...magnetto is way easy.

A cool fun game to play with friends. However, I found it difficult to secure it with the screw provided. The screw was flat and didn’t screw into the wood like it’s supposed to. The game was a bit wobbly. We had to use our own screw. Other than that, it was really fun to play.

I like table games, compare to others this one a really high quality. Perfect for gift!

Predrilled hole for assembly on top and bottom did not line up with the holes on the dowel which led to the top being not level. Strings weren’t the correct length and they are different lengths. Magnets barely hold rings. Didn’t come with shot glasses. Just build your own for half the cost.

Let me first say, I love having new pub games for our game room. Having a full size ring/hook game outside on our patio, I love the idea of adding it to our game area alongside "Shut the Box", checkers, decks of cards, and other games we can quickly play at any time. Setup was a breeze (although I recommend using an actual screwdriver rather than the cheapie disposable Ikea version included). Once setup, I realized that there was actually a second game to be played with a small magnet and metal screw. While a fun idea, it really requires a more precise build if you plan to play with the magnets. Only one side attaches to the magnet so in a "versus" game one person is at a big disadvantage because of how small the tolerance is to "catch" the magnet. That's not an issue with the ring and hook (primary reason for the game) which allows for a greater variance in the build. I wish there was an instruction manual for game play ideas - I'm not sure why only one "marker" is included, but it also includes 2 shot glasses. I play this with my young kids (12, 10, 7) and we just use the shot glasses as markers. It can get very competitive, very addictive, and very frustrating all at the same time. We've enjoyed it for several hours in total and mostly it's played in a passing moment or to help settle family "squabbles" - winner does the dishes, bed/bath time extensions, etc. I would also like to see it include a carry bag, as I plan to take it with us camping and to other friends/family when we visit. A lot of my cousins grew up playing an outdoor version of ring/hook toss and we still play it as adults. I'm very excited to show off this indoor tabletop version at our next weekend together.

I'd seen this game online, though not necessarily this particular brand, and it looked like fun. This model is a little wobbly and assembly took a bit of finessing, but once we had it all together, it worked fine. This isn't a tremendously high quality game, though. It's fine for the rec room in the basement, but if you own a bar or pub, you'll want something sturdier.