Tabletop flicking duel for two players. Clear a spot on the kitchen table for game night: two or more players take turns flicking a single puck around the four-tile arena, racing to pop each other's protected glass tears before the shrinking board runs out of bank shots. Rounds move fast enough to fit between dinner and dessert, built for small groups who want a head-to-head tabletop duel.

How a shot works. Flick the puck and it stops wherever contact and friction leave it, planting your next shot's launch point. Line the puck up with a horseshoe collar's single open side and strike the glass tear's whisker tail; a clean hit knocks the tear free, taking a bank surface off the board for good.

What's in the set. The set comes as 32 pieces across six kinds: four rotationally symmetric floor tiles that key into an 11.8-inch arena, nine horseshoe collars, nine translucent glass tears with a flat foot and a whisker tail, player-colored pucks and round home blocks, plus a two-piece box with a tray that stores every collar and tear between games.

Fit and finish. Every tile edge meets its neighbor on a half-lap joint with slop built in, so the four-tile arena sits flush without rocking. Each collar stands exactly as tall as the puck, so a strike lands square on the tear's tail. Packed in its two-piece box the set measures 18.7 x 14.2 x 3.1 inches and weighs 2.1 pounds, finished with fine printed layer lines throughout.