FLESHLY FUN BRIDGE MANUAL

Their painted and polished surfaces are slippery. They have heft, and their centers of gravity find interesting ways to spin in the grip of the wooden tongs.

FLESHLY FUN BRIDGE MANUAL

The wooden blocks present a significant test to human manual dexterity. Some require the players to line the pieces up in order of size. Some tell how many can touch the table and how tall the structure must be. Some cards show the pieces that the players must use and the number of pieces that may be touching the table. Many show a structure that the players must construct exactly as pictured, but some challenges allow players to make any structure as long as it follows certain rules. Another great twist in this game is the fact that the building cards have a wide variety of challenges.

The first to complete the pictured challenge receives the points for that card. And that hand? It has to stay behind a mark on the tongs so your fleshy, sensitive digits are almost 5 inches removed from the blocks you are attempting to stack. When a challenge card is revealed, the players race to build the structure on the card using only the tongs in one hand. A pair of wooden tongs, similar to those with which you would serve salad. Each player is provided 10 colorful wooden blocks (2 red triangles, 2 blue cubes, 2 red cylinders, 2 green rectangles, 1 blue crescent, and 1 orange “bridge”) and a pair of wooden tongs.

There is a card holder so that the opponents may both see the card. Each card has a number that indicates the level of difficulty and the points to be earned (1-4). There are 80 building cards that show what is to be constructed. Make n Break Challenge extends the popular Ravenburger series of games into the realm of head-to-head block-stacking death-match, where every move could be your last…

Fleshly fun bridge