Genuine hardwood

Wreck that
TOWER!

★★★★★5.0 · 4 verified Amazon reviews

Stack it high. Then swing a real wooden wrecking ball straight into the base.

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The game

One tower.
Everyone's blocks.

Every player starts with a pile of blocks and one goal: get rid of them all. You build on the same tower, so every block you place is a problem you hand to the next player. First one empty-handed wins.

2–4Players
6+Ages
15–30Minutes

Your turn

Draw. Move. Or wreck it.

01

Draw a card

You don't choose your move — the deck does. Add one, two or three blocks. Or take them off.

02

Make it work

Adding is good news: those blocks leave your pile. Removing means they come back to you. Swap cards trade the block on top.

03

Release the ball

Draw the wrecking ball and you pull it back and let go — straight into the base of the tower. If it comes down, every other player collects the wreckage.

Why it's different

You've played
stacking games.
Not this one.

An actual wrecking ball

Solid beech ball on a cord, hanging from its own crane. It swings at the base — the part holding everything up.

The deck decides

No two rounds play the same. One card can hand you back half the blocks you just got rid of.

Real strategy

Ahead? Build low and flat. Behind? Go tall and reckless. Every block is a choice about who you're making it harder for.

Built to survive kids

Heavyweight FSC-certified beech. No plastic, no printed cardboard tower. It'll still be in the cupboard in ten years.

Reviews

What players say

★★★★★ 5.0 from 4 verified Amazon purchases

★★★★★

Their go-to for family game night

Simple enough that kids pick it up in a minute, but the wrecking ball card keeps everyone on edge — you never know which draw sends the tower down. Quick rounds, constant laughs, and enough challenge that older players stay in it.

Julien G. · August 2026
★★★★★

Everyone waits for that card

Every flip of the deck has the table hoping — or dreading — that the wrecking ball turns up. When it does, one swing can leave your opponents with a pile of blocks to rebuild.

J. Gans · July 2026
★★★★★

Played it several times in a row

Easy to learn but still challenging enough to keep everyone laughing. Instructions were clear, setup was quick, and the pace kept the whole family going round after round.

Polishedranch · July 2026
★★★★★

The kids beat the adults

Fast to set up and genuinely competitive. A good pick if your family game nights get serious.

Teachin'mom · August 2026

In the box

What you get

Wrecking Ball box with hardwood blocks, action cards and the crane The game set up on a table How to play Game components

Hardwood blocks, the wrecking ball and crane, the full action deck, and a one-page rulesheet you'll read once.

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Who makes it

Vincent, founder of GamesYard

I designed Wrecking Ball because every stacking game ends the same way — someone nudges a block and it's over. I wanted the collapse to be the good part. So I put a real wrecking ball in the box.

Vincent — GamesYard

Buying it

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