A tense limbo game for game night. For 2 to 4 players ages 14 and up, Clearance turns each round into a blind gamble: the player in last place secretly lowers a hidden bar by clicking a hooded screw, then everyone commits a block under a cup at once, hoping to clear the bar by the barest margin.
The bar is the only judge. Each round the player in last place hides a hand under the dome-shaped hood and turns a knob in secret. A printed detent screw clicks the loose bar down in tiny steps while it rests across the guide rails. Every player then slides a block under an opaque cup, blind, and the cups lift together, the tallest block that clears without touching wins the round.
Forty-two printed pieces, one purpose. Clearance ships as 42 printed pieces: the graphite base plate, dome-shaped hood over a detent screw and its replaceable leaf, a self-locking yoke, a guide post, four rails that cradle the loose bar, a screw shroud, a red stop ring, and 30 individually sized blocks players draw from each round.
Precision built for the reveal. Machined-look surfaces carry a fine layer finish and precise seams that suit its precision-instrument palette: graphite base, warm tan hood and arm, and a restrained red stop ring. Blocks that clear the bar join your score line; blocks that touch it are gone for good, so every reveal stays tense.
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