A push-your-luck office balance game. Clear a spot on the game table for the wide base and forked trunk, then take turns offloading task bridges onto the rocking assembly above it. Every offload tests the balance for the next rival to move. Emptying your tray first is the win. A push-your-luck pick for game night with coworkers who like to test their nerve.

How the offload works. Lift a task bridge from the in-tray and rest its two feet across a pair of rocker beam ends. The beams sit with open clearance in the forked trunk's saddles, so every added bridge rocks the whole chart. A bridge that slides free and touches the table returns straight back to the tray, wobble and all.

Fit, finish, no glue. The assembled chart spans 24.7 inches across the table and weighs 0.9 lb, made in solid PETG with fine layer lines on every panel. Rocker beams seat in their saddles with a hairline clearance, rocking freely with no pins, no glue, and no hardware holding a single joint.

Seven pieces, one chart. The set comes as seven pieces: a wide base, a forked trunk, a long rocker beam, a short rocker beam, a straight task bridge, an offset task bridge, and an engraved in-tray lid. Every joint rests loose in its saddle or channel, so the whole chart snaps together and apart without glue or tools.