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| Chaos Clock © 1971 by Lakeside 26" x 26" |
| This game of Chaos made a funky-cool clock that I just love. The circle in the middle was cut from the top of the box. It shows a family playing the game and really takes you back to the 70's. The game pieces are in the exact same positions as the game being played in the picture on the clock. This game was played similar to Checkers or Chinese Checkers, where you try to get your pieces to the other side, while jumping and capturing other players' pieces along the way. Four players can play, moving toward all four sides. Here's the catch: You can't see whose pieces are whose - you have to remember! Now that's Chaos! You have to look inside the white playing piece to see what color it is. You must keep track of the pieces and challenge another player if you think they are moving or jumping the wrong pieces. This game made a bold, retro clock - definitely a conversation piece! |
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| © 2004-2005 Kelly Tompkins Enid, Oklahoma |