New
available from October
"Pocket Pisa" by Zoch brings stacking, strategy, and thrills into a compact, portable box. On a wobbly, rocking base, 2 to 4 players ages 8 and up work together to build an ever-taller structure using 14 different wooden blocks. On their turn, a player places a block of their choice on the tower and reveals a card that indicates the structure’s current value. Then the big decision begins: drop out early and secure some victory points, or keep stacking and hope for a bigger reward. With each level, the risk grows, because if the tower topples, those lofty plans are quickly history. The mix of balance and tactical risk-taking ensures about 20 minutes of excitement, laughter, and surprising twists. Thanks to its compact box, Pocket Pisa is perfect for game nights, travel, and quick games in between. Zoch is known for creative, original party games with a touch of whimsy. Well-known titles like *Zicke Zacke Hühnerkacke* and *Da ist der Wurm drin* show how playful ideas bring families and children together around the table time and time again.
Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Choking hazard!
Product details
Pocket-sized wobble fun— In Pocket Pisa, 14 wooden blocks are stacked on a wobbly base to form the Leaning Tower, while courage, dexterity, and nerves of steel are key to earning victory points
Thrilling gameplay— Players take turns adding a wooden block to the structure, and a card increases its value; whoever quits in time collects points, while those who keep building risk a total collapse
Risk or Retreat— Take safe points early or keep stacking toward the top: Every round demands tactical decisions, because a collapse can bury both the structure and your scoring plans
Made in Germany— This compact balancing game for 2–4 players ages 8 and up lasts about 20 minutes and includes a wobbly base, a wooden roller, 14 game pieces, 33 cards, and game rules
Zoch – Creative, award-winning games for children & families: Card, dice, and board games like *Zicke Zacke Hühnerkacke* and *Da ist der Wurm drin* have been delighting young and old alike for years
