Kollide Magnetic Strategy Game with 20 Magnets, Flexible Rope Border and Carrying Bag for Ages 14+, 1+ Players
Kollide magnetic strategy game challenges players to place every magnet inside a flexible rope battleground without allowing any pieces to snap together. Magnetic attraction makes the open space change after every turn, so patience, spacing, steady hands, and a little risk judgment shape each move as the available gaps become tighter.
The Relatable set includes 20 metal magnets, one rope border, a carrying bag, and English instructions. It is listed for one or more players and has a structured minimum age of 14 years. In head-to-head play, a player who causes magnets to connect picks up the linked pieces, and the first to place all magnets wins. Keep strong magnets away from electronics and medical devices.
Specifications
- Brand: WHAT DO YOU MEME? / Relatable
- Game: Kollide
- Model: KLDE4056
- Recommended age: 14 years and up based on structured minimum
- Players: 1 or more
- Magnets: 20
- Flexible rope border: 1
- Carrying bag: Included
- Instructions: Included
- Gameplay: Place magnets inside border without contact
- Connection penalty: Pick up connected magnets as described
- Winning goal: Place all personal magnets first
- Skills practiced: Spacing, patience, steady placement, strategy, and critical thinking
- Material: Metal magnets
- Color: Blue packaging as listed
- Language: English
- Operation: Manual
- Power: No batteries required
- Use: Family game, camping, road trip, or travel
- Magnet safety: Keep away from electronics and medical devices
- Model year: 2021
- Container: Box
- Storage: Carrying bag
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you play Kollide?
Place magnets inside the rope border without letting them connect; linked magnets must be picked up as described.
How does a player win?
The first player to place all of their magnets into the battleground wins.
What comes in the box?
The set includes 20 magnets, one flexible rope border, a carrying bag, and instructions.
Who should keep away from the magnets?
Strong magnets should be kept away from electronics and medical devices such as pacemakers.