I love hearing behind the scenes stuff like this. Great!

man, i love this games

Standing on a Lego block is a walk in the park compared to stepping on a Pyramid! 😁 Very interesting video. I'm hoping to purchase Martian Chess very soon. Best wishes from the UK.

Very interesting to see the history. I just picked up the quartet standalone set for Martian Chess and I love where the presentation ended up. The retro inspired art style pairs perfectly with the game, and the individually packaged games are a great sell for newer players like myself. I'd love to see that continue going forward. =)

Thanks for sharing this. I remember seeing quite a few of these iterations at conventions through the years, but seeing both the history and the inspiration for the product is fascinating!

this was a really neat video, thanks for making it. The comic/game store I work at has kick started the arcade and I'm excited. I will be demoing some of the games once we get them but it's been a while so I"m going to dig my pyramids out and get started relearning the games. cheers.

It is fascinating see the history of a game maker. I and some other boardgame's lovers tried to create a boardgame, few years ago, but we give up to soon. Congratulations again!

Congratulations! You guys made history! Awesome!

Great look at the history of these innovative game pieces! Thank you for sharing with us. I was introduced to the Pyramids via Treehouse this summer. Though I tend to prefer meatier games, I do also appreciate quick, simple, portable games for travel, killing time, or for light company. I immediately bought a Treehouse set and have since obtained an IceDice bag as well. I missed out on the KickStart of the Arcade but am planning on buying a set when it goes retail. I feel that there is a lot of potential with the Pyramids as people are constantly inventing new and creative games. It's like I've read -- the Looney Pyramids can be viewed as a standard gaming device, much like dice or a deck of cards. The possibilities are endless.

any update on reissuing the giant, room-sized sets?!!

Weren't there some hand-cut exotic hardwood sets in the early days?

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+Andrew Jewell - yes, but only a tiny number of individual sets - we never made those in quantity to sell. Crystal Caste made some out of semi-precious stones as well : www.crystalcaste.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=CC&Category_Code=PY

'mesmerizer' :) thanks