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Series: Skittle (Aurora)

Skittle Bingo

Skittle Bingo

boardgame

This game combines classic bingo with a skittle twist. Players spin a roulette-style wheel device to randomly draw the numbers needed to play and win on their bingo cards.

Players:
0
Time:
–
Min. Age:
6
Skittle Score-Ball

Skittle Score-Ball

boardgame

Players use a swinging ball to knock other spheres into scoring rings. The mechanism and objective of this skill-based game are very similar to the classic arcade game skeet ball, requiring precision and timing.

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Skittle-Bowl

Skittle-Bowl

boardgame

Bar Skittles is an 18th-century tabletop game based on nine-pin bowling. Players swing a ball on a chain so that, on its return path, it knocks down nine wooden pins standing on a table, saving pub space.

Players:
1–8
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
0
Skittle Horseshoes

Skittle Horseshoes

boardgame

In this dexterity game, players swing a suspended ball to land horseshoe-shaped rings onto a central peg. It combines classic rules of traditional horseshoe pitching with an innovative swinging pendulum mechanism for challenging play.

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Skittle Tennis

Skittle Tennis

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Skittle Baseball

Skittle Baseball

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Skittle Pool

Skittle Pool

boardgame

Skittle Pool is a tabletop billiard game featuring a pendulum striking device, six pockets, and nine billiard balls instead of pins. Most cue sports can be played on it. The game gained notable promotion from American actor Don Adams in the 1960s.

Players:
2
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
6
Skittle Tac-Toe

Skittle Tac-Toe

boardgame

Skittle Tac-Toe by Aurora is an action-based variant of the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game. Instead of drawing symbols, players shoot colored skittles onto the grid using a shooter to align three in a row.

Players:
0
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Skittle Poker

Skittle Poker

boardgame

Skittle Poker by Aurora combines dexterity and poker. Players roll balls into pockets marked as cards and combine them with their hole cards to form winning poker hands.

Players:
2–4
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
9