Klask

Klask (the Danish onomatopoeia for a puck falling into a goal) is a magnetic wooden tabletop dexterity game invented by carpenter Mikkel Bertelsen in the 1980s and mass-marketed from 2014. Two players use magnets under the board to control small pieces on top, batting a plastic ball into the opponent's hole while avoiding three 'obstacle' magnets on the field. Award-winning gateway modern-classic party game.