Klaw Klask Board Game Competitive 8350

Name: Klaw Klask Board Game Competitive 8350
Brand: Klaw
Price: 7700 JPY
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Product summary

KAWADA’s competitive board game “KLASK” is an interactive head-to-head game where you control the “magnet balls” with your fingertips to try to score at the goal. Because the rules are printed in Japanese, you can start playing right away while you read them. It’s also the kind of game that quickly gets intense—perfect for anyone who wants to have fun and bring energy to game nights with family or friends.

Control with your fingers—casual to pick up, deep to master

What makes this game great is the satisfying “feel” of operating the board as the balls and different elements interact via magnets. The basic flow is that you fend off your opponent’s attacks while you line up your shots and aim for goals. It’s less about luck and more about how well you read timing and angles—so it’s the kind of game you’ll want to keep replaying.

Great for family play and for competitive players

Even if you’re new to board games, it’s easy to get started. Once you get the hang of it, however, the strategy opens up. You can enjoy a full set in a short time, making it ideal for weekend family moments or as the “hype person” at gatherings. Since it’s a competitive format, it’s also recommended for those who like gameplay that gradually corners the opponent.

A sturdy board built for repeat play

Like many competitive games, the board is well-made, so every session feels satisfying. Because the design uses magnets, the key is to operate according to the rules. If you handle it with proper care and maintenance, you can keep enjoying it for a long time.

Pros

Enjoy satisfying, unique head-to-head play with the special magnet-based control
More about reading timing and angles than luck, with the fun of improving over time