Big Potato OK Play - Award-Winning Travel Game for Family and Friends | 2-4 Players, Perfect for Trips, Parties and to Play On The Go.ClimatePartner certified

Ah, allow me to regale you with a tale of tabletop triumph, dear reader. Picture, if you will, a game so delightfully compact and cunningly crafted that it has accompanied me through the hallowed halls of airports, the bustling banquets of restaurants, and even the most solemn of matrimonial ceremonies. I speak, of course, of OK Play by Big Potato Games—a veritable gem in the crown of portable pastimes.This splendid little diversion is the epitome of elegance in simplicity. The rules are so straightforward that even a distracted corgi could grasp them, yet the strategic depth would challenge a seasoned chess master. The objective? Align five tiles of your hue in a row—horizontally, vertically, or diagonally—before your opponents can utter “checkmate.”The game’s design is as ingenious as it is practical. Each player’s tiles are neatly stacked and clipped together, forming a compact, waterproof bundle that can be affixed to your satchel or slipped into a pocket. It’s as if the game were tailor-made for the peripatetic enthusiast.I recall one particularly memorable occasion at a wedding reception, where the conversation had grown as stale as the canapé selection. With a flourish, I produced OK Play from my coat pocket, and within moments, a spirited competition ensued, drawing in guests from all corners of the room. Laughter echoed, rivalries formed, and the evening was transformed into a jubilant fête.In summation, OK Play is a masterstroke of game design—accessible to young and old, novice and veteran alike. Its portability ensures it’s ever at the ready to enliven any gathering, be it a transatlantic flight or a formal soirée. A must-have for those who appreciate wit, strategy, and the joy of spontaneous play.

Fun and simple game. My family and I play it while waiting for food at restaurants, and I plan to bring it to the beach. My son is 5. He gets the game, but isn't the most strategic (yet). That said, anything that keeps him engaged and playing a game with us is a win. I am not sure how well it would actually travel attached on the outside of a backpack, but I do love the portability and simplicity of this game.

I loved that it’s super simple to learn and explain to others. I also love that it is very portable and doesn’t come apart when it isn’t supposed to. It is a great game to throw in your bag on the go. The length of game play is fairly quick depending on who’s playing. Great for kids even as young as 5 or 6 will some help.

We have played this game several times since it arrived, and it is really fun, especially for being so simple. We are 2 grown ups and 3 kids (10, 8, 2) and we play a lot of games. 10yo loves games, 8yo doesn't always. Both of them enjoy this one and 8yo can hang in there for several rounds and even wins occasionally. 2yo enjoys playing with the stack of squares that aren't being used (they make easy stacks). We're looking forward to bringing this on an upcoming trip because it is small. I'm not 100% confident in the carrier mechanism, so i probably won't clip it to the outside of a bag, but i would definitely throw it inside a carry on or backpack.

Love that this game is washable! We were looking for a game to play with elderly family that is simple and easy to clean for health reasons. Similar to tic-tac-toe (but with 5 in a row), it’s a quick family or kid game. The tiles can be a little hard to pull off but they slide better as you use them. Love how well it travels. Thought it was pricey but it’s worth it and I’m glad we purchased it.

This is a great family game! We have an only child and this is fun for all three of us to play together. It's challenging to make our 8 year old think, but also easy to catch on to. We've played it with my 70 year old mom and dad and my 8 year old at the same time and everyone had fun!

Love it. Fun little game. Clip broke so I wouldn’t put it on back packs like the pictures, but is incredibly fun. I wish they had expansion packs. We’re a family of 5. Easy enough for a 5 year old.

Such an easy and fun game. Very easy to take with you on the road as well.