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The Rolling Moon

The Rolling Moon

1959

2 - 6 players
30 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

From BoardGameGeek

This dexterity game consists of a long wooden board with holes cut at various intervals marked with increasingly higher point values. Attached to the board are two long metal rods, slightly above the scoring holes. The rods are placed just slightly narrower than a large steel ball that is placed on the rods at the base of the board. Players must attempt to slide the rods apart and make the ball roll "uphill" before it drops into a score hole. Making it to a higher scoring hole takes quite a bit of concentration as width of the rods at the highest scoring hole is roughly the diameter of the ball. The first person to score 5,000 or more points is the winner.

The Rolling Moon

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The Rolling Moon has 2 videos from 2 creators: 2 how-to-play guides. They date from 2014 to January 2025.

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Shoot The Moon WM F Drueke & Sons GameHow to play8:31

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About The Rolling Moon

From BoardGameGeek:

This dexterity game consists of a long wooden board with holes cut at various intervals marked with increasingly higher point values. Attached to the board are two long metal rods, slightly above the scoring holes. The rods are placed just slightly narrower than a large steel ball that is placed on the rods at the base of the board. Players must attempt to slide the rods apart and make the ball roll "uphill" before it drops into a score hole. Making it to a higher scoring hole takes quite a bit of concentration as width of the rods at the highest scoring hole is roughly the diameter of the ball. The first person to score 5,000 or more points is the winner.

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