Games Gallery

Roll a Ball

A very traditional roll down game. You have 4 wooden balls to roll in to the numbered holes. As the board is on an incline, any balls that don't stick, come rolling back to you to try again. Add up the numbers to get a score and check against the list of winning numbers to see if you've won.

Tillystone Racer

This is a modern take on a roll down game, with 3 little Brio cars to guide in to garages at the bottom of the track. Cars take quite random lines down the track so it takes a little skill and patience to set them off in the right direction. It's a unique and colourful game enjoyed by all ages.

Dutch Shuffleboard - Sjoelbak

A very addictive game played by one or two people, or even two teams. The object is to slide the discs in to the scoring slots at the head of the board. Each slot has a score and players can play a single "go" or have 5 or more trys, adding up the score to find a winner.

Bagatelle

Before Pinball, there was Bagatelle. French in origin, the balls are pushed up the chute with a cue before they cascade down the pins to stop in a scoring location or fall through to the bottom where you can play it again.

Ping Pong Drop

This is a simple roll down game, which is 20% skill and 80% luck! You have 4 bouncy ping pong balls to drop down the decorative board to end in the numbered slots at the end. A regular at the fairground, this game is another classic for all ages. 

Devil in the Tailors - Bar Skittles

Despite it's strange name, this is a well known game, which has been played in homes and pubs for generations. Bar Skittles is noisy and fun to play.

Evesham Quoites - Pub Quoites

Evesham Quoites is one of our regional games as it's name suggests, however it's easy to play and is particularly suitable for indoor locations. Throw the double sided rubber rings on to the board and use the scoring chart to work out your score.

Essex Rings - Shield Ring Toss

Part of our regional games collection, this authentic table top game is still a popular alternative to darts in some parts of Essex and London. Play like darts counting down from 101 or round the clock. Mostly played indoors.

Shove Ha'penny

A classic pub game and the origin of the phrase "three in the bed". Simple to play and hard to master. A great indoor table game to pass the time with friends. Comes with authentic pre-decimal half pennies and chalk to keep score.

Beat the Buzzer

This popular game needs a steady hand to get the "wand" from one side to the other without setting off the buzzer. 

La Petite Roue

A medieval game from central France, players take turns in pushing a heavy pulley wheel with the aim of getting it to stop in the penultimate step. Too far and game over!

Horse Shoe Toss

A really challenging game where players have to toss a horse shoe with the aim of getting it to land around the pin. Luckily it comes with 6 shoes for you to get your eye in before ringing the win as it firmly wraps around the pin to win.

Cupid's Arrow - Archery Game

This large scale outdoor archery game is suitable for players from 9 to 99. Using a real bow and safety arrows the aim is to knock over the brightly coloured hearts in the target over 10m away.

Care must be taken to provide a site for this where guests do not walk across or behind this game.

Shield Archery - New for 2022

A 6ft wooden shield has target rings for you to aim at with our archery set. Using safety arrows, this game is suitable for ages 9 to 99.

Care must be taken to provide a site for this where guests do not walk across or behind this game.

Aunt Sally

Aunt Sally is a regional game still played in a few parts of Oxfordshire. This large scale needs lots of grassy space to play (5m x 20m recommended) as the object of the game is to knock Aunt Sally off her spot with a hefty rolling pin. This unusual game is always popular with guests.

Skee Ball Alley

Our Skee Ball Alley is inspired by it's American original which has been an amusements favourite for over 85 years. Players roll balls up the lane and the ramp throws the ball up towards the scoring zones. 

This game is also available in white livery with white balls as our Frozen Snowball Alley.

Tip The Hats

This knock down game is fun for all ages. Aim your bean bags at these colourful hats and knock them over. Its easy and safe, however it does need a wall behind or you'll need to book a canvas back drop which is an additional cost.

Tug of War

What could be simpler? A study 30m rope and a set of flags to show you who's won. This is a great photo opportunity for you and your guests.

Hook a Duck Barrel

Our whiskey barrels no longer contain the water of life, but they do have 9 little ducks swimming away for you and your guests to catch with the rods supplied. Kids play for fun whereas adults race to empty the barrel first.

Stand the Bottle

This carnival classic feels like it's impossible, but then someone will walk up and do it straight away. Possibly one of our most frustrating games is the most popular game on our books.

Tip the Barrels

Another classic Carnival game for you to try. This time you've just got to knock off all three of those cute little barrels of the podium to win the admiration of your spectators. Looks easy, doesn't it?

Ball in the Bucket

The final game in our Carnival collection, the ball never seems to stay in the bucket no matter how hard or gentle you throw it. There's a knack if you know it, but that would be cheating, wouldn't it?

Flag Hoopla

This straightforward game is easy to play, but hard to master. To get the three rings over the green poles only, is a tricky challenge for all ages. Make up you own challenges to add to the fun for all ages.

Corn Hole

Another popular American game here. Corn Hole is played across the States and is a family favourite of ours. Playing end to end with bean bags flying, the score doesn't always matter as you knock a competitor off the board and you disappear down the hole.

Splat the Rat

No English summer fayre or garden fete would be complete without this classic game. It needs two people to play, one to be in charge of the Rat and the other wielding the Bat. If they're quick, then you might just pin the rat before he escapes again.

Stick 3 Cards

One of two Darts challenges we have in our fairground collection. A regular feature in fairs for decades, this deceptively difficult games thwarts even the most confident darts players. Stick 3 different cards to win. 

Score Under 21

This is our second Darts game and it's very popular with everyone, whether they're a darts player or not. I mean, how hard can it be? Just use all 3 darts and make sure it's a total of less than 21. Easy!

Hood Skittles

This regional game used to be a regular feature in pubs across the midlands, today we have one of the few examples left for you to play on. Played like skittles but indoors and on, well, a table. It can be played as a long game of several legs to extend your fun.

Juego del Sapo

This traditional Spanish game is played in Taverna's around the world and is even televised ocassionally.. This a simple throwing game and is suitable for all ages. Just get your counter to drop in to one of the nine holes to reach your score.

Play Your Cards Right

A TV classic, this higher or lower game is easy to play and gets your guests really involved. A great bride and groom challenge. No cheating!

Bowl a Ball

Our traditional Bowl a Ball game has been entertaining crowds for over 50 years and is suitable for all ages. There's nothing quite like seeing those red, leather cricket balls rolling across the grass to their targets.