1983Leslie Scott
- Videos
- 53
- Creators
- 40
Some playthroughs and how-to-play
1 - 8 players20 minLight weight
Knockout
1991
- Videos
- 26
- Creators
- 17
Some reviews. Knockout is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 2 recorded sessions, and 18 other videos.
2 - 8 players
30 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
From BoardGameGeek
A wall made of rainbow-colored bricks. A vibrating motorized jackhammer. What could possibly go wrong? In Knockout, players take turns rolling the color die, selecting a matching brick, and carefully blasting it out with the buzzing Rammer Hammer. But there's a twist-one of the bricks is the dreaded Knockout Block. If you knock it free, or if the whole wall comes tumbling down, you're out! The remaining players rebuild the wall using the bricks you removed, and the last one standing wins. With no supporting frame and a steadily wobbling tower of rebalanced blocks, Knockout delivers satisfying tension and demolition glee. Knockout, Hold On Scooby-Doo!, Happy Feet Two: Hold on Erik, and Spider-Man: Spider Sense are all about removing bricks without toppling the structure-but each adds its own flavor. While the “Hold On” trio features perched characters and plastic frameworks, Knockout trades in cartoon mascots for pure demolition thrills with its unique battery-powered jackhammer and iconic “Knockout” brick that could spell your doom. Same tension. More vibration.
Watch first
Learn to play
16:28Knockout Board Game #4241, 1991 Milton Bradley Toys
Lucky Penny Shop
Watch it played
Which Knockout video should I watch?
Knockout has 26 videos from 17 creators: 5 reviews, 1 how-to-play guide, 2 playthroughs and 18 other videos. They date from 2014 to May 2026.
To learn the rules, start with "Knockout Board Game #4241, 1991 Milton Bradley Toys" by Lucky Penny Shop, which runs 16 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Matt's Boardgame Review Episode 199: Knockout" by Matt wilkins. 5 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "LXB Plays: Knock Out" by League of Extraordinary Board Games, one of 2 playthroughs.
If you like it, try Jenga, Twister, Tinderblox or Nekojima, which share several of its mechanics.
All videos
2:07Knockout Adverts (1992)
Calvin Jacks (Original)
2:02Knockout Adverts (1992) (PAL)
Calvin Jacks (Original)
0:15KnockOut Ad 2 (1992) (PAL)
Calvin Jacks (Original)
0:31KnockOut Ad 1 (1992) (PAL)
Calvin Jacks (Original)
0:48Adverts, Long Vs Short - KnockOut (1992)
Calvin Jacks (Original)
0:46Adverts, Long Vs Short - KnockOut (1992)
Calvin Jacks (Original)
0:31NTSC Vs PAL - KnockOut Ad 2 (1992)
Calvin Jacks (Original)
1:03NTSC Vs PAL - KnockOut Ad 1 (1992)
Calvin Jacks (Original)
0:16KnockOut Ad 2 (1992)
The CJ Advert Archive
0:32KnockOut Ad 1 (1992)
The CJ Advert Archive
16:28Knockout Board Game #4241, 1991 Milton Bradley Toys
Lucky Penny Shop
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Creators who cover this
Brian M Smith
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90s Commercials
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90s Nostalgia
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Ashley Hargrove
1 video of this game
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Board Game Museum
1 video of this game
Gamers Closet
1 video of this game
League of Extraordinary Board Games
1 video of this game
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About Knockout
From BoardGameGeek:
A wall made of rainbow-colored bricks. A vibrating motorized jackhammer. What could possibly go wrong? In Knockout, players take turns rolling the color die, selecting a matching brick, and carefully blasting it out with the buzzing Rammer Hammer. But there's a twist-one of the bricks is the dreaded Knockout Block. If you knock it free, or if the whole wall comes tumbling down, you're out! The remaining players rebuild the wall using the bricks you removed, and the last one standing wins. With no supporting frame and a steadily wobbling tower of rebalanced blocks, Knockout delivers satisfying tension and demolition glee. Knockout, Hold On Scooby-Doo!, Happy Feet Two: Hold on Erik, and Spider-Man: Spider Sense are all about removing bricks without toppling the structure-but each adds its own flavor. While the “Hold On” trio features perched characters and plastic frameworks, Knockout trades in cartoon mascots for pure demolition thrills with its unique battery-powered jackhammer and iconic “Knockout” brick that could spell your doom. Same tension. More vibration.
Publisher
Hasbro
Categories
Children's GameMovies & TV
Mechanics
Dice RollingDexterityPlayer Elimination