Tokyo Parking __smallpuzz Produced on a numerically controlled

Produced on a numerically controlled lathe with the final grinding and polishing of the shape and surface done by hand

The jungle tuck case was printed on an antique Heidelberg letterpress to give the colors a vintage "washed" look that compliments the eye-catching graphics inside

“Fingers" by Nik Ramage is an eternally tapping mechanical copy of the artist’s own hand

Feel Flux relies on a scientific principle known as Lenz’s law

Every time we shuffle the pack and juggle the colorful balls

Tokyo Parking __smallpuzz Produced on a numerically controlledThe tactile experience and simplicity of Tokyo Parking make it one of the most addicting single player puzzle games we've ever played. The inventor, Nob Yoshigahara, cautions: "I can not be blamed if you are late for work, if you cancel all your social plans, or if your lover leaves you. I am sorry." To play, arrange the wooden blocks to match one of the 36 challenges in the included booklet then attempt to slide the pieces out of the way to free your