Magnet Fight 3D print model

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This is a game-changer in tabletop gaming - full of lightning-fast moves and teamwork. Magnet Fight has elements of pinball, foosball and pool combined with modern flair. Game design supports up to 6 players playing on an 80cm radius Magnet Fight Arena, surrounded by magnets that heighten the dynamics of the game. The MF Arena consists of goals (sides have springs) where each player can score. Players earn points for scoring a goal depending on their aim's precision - this is confirmed by checking the ball's position after its trajectory settles. There are 7 balls in the arena. One is made of plastic and serves as a real-life scoring tool, while six are made of metal, operated by players using magnets under the MF Arena on each player's MF stick, placed at random positions underneath. Players start with at least one MF stick based on team size, except in 6-player matches where two or three can take up individual roles - depending on preferences and game modes. The match continues until any team or player achieves 7 points, though self-goals might cause a negative point deduction ranging from one to two units again according to final ball positions after impact. Different Magnet Fight variations cater for different participant numbers: For 2 players: each receives two magnet sticks for maximum strategy. For 3 participants: both get two magnets with reduced objectives - two goalposts only to defend, unlike solo challenges, but no difference otherwise between team game and individual mode. When playing four against four teams - all individuals end up having their unique set, and that is an MF stick. Team work becomes very key since it comes out three per defensive lines - for this to get going each and every group will have a stake to put their aim at. In 6 player team matches; game mode has more diverse rules in play- teams might divide in pairs of groups like teams, triplets on two sides - you could be among those trying everything the field could do or simply enjoy an ultimate win! New technology and fresh virtual gaming concepts are a real throwback to when we used to have old-school arcade experiences back at homes.