That's Actually BrilliantGecko Run Marble Run
A marble run that climbs windows and walls turns the room itself into the track.
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That's Actually BrilliantA marble run that climbs windows and walls turns the room itself into the track.
WTF Is ThatA sealed glass of crystals that grow and change as the atmosphere shifts.
Weirdly UsefulFresh custom peanut butter made straight on your kitchen counter.
A dial puzzle inspired by the Antikythera mechanism, with a target sum to hit.
WTF Is ThatAn hourglass where the coloured granules rise instead of falling.
Visual ShowstopperFish-shaped glasses that stack into a fish-shaped display: tableware with a second life on the shelf.
Conversation StarterVault Boy is here to hold your controller and look suspiciously pleased about it.
Conversation StarterA little magnetic pyramid that keeps turning into something else.
Conversation StarterBecome an inflatable chicken, with a fan at the hip and a view port in the neck.
A glass vase with literal ear-shaped handles, which makes an ordinary vessel look faintly anatomical.
WTF Is ThatA musical note with a mouth, played by squeezing it.
Didn't Know That ExistedThe Crookes radiometer spins in light, quietly making a glass bulb look alive.
Conversation StarterIn case of low morale, break open for snacks.
Why Does This ExistA cat-shaped gravy boat that pours from its mouth is exactly as unnecessary as it sounds.
Why Does This ExistA vampire that crushes garlic inside its own cape.
That's Actually BrilliantA board game in which marbles operate a mechanical computer is a brilliant way to smuggle logic into play.
Hidden NormalA 96 g pump that inflates and deflates camping mats, then doubles as a lamp.
Luxury AbsurdityA drinks cabinet made from an eight-foot RAF practice cluster bomb.
Visual ShowstopperZipString keeps a loop of string floating in the air using a handheld motor. That is the whole trick, and it is oddly hard to stop watching.
Future Is HereA robot dog small enough to fit in your palm that you can keep adding code and sensors to.
Why Does This ExistA plush robot with one job: gently nibbling your fingertip.
Conversation StarterA motivational flipbook for anyone whose inner coach has quietly given up.
Future Is HereA wearable hand powered by water turns a simple kit into a small lesson in hydraulics.
Why Does This ExistA clear bubble in the fence gives a dog its own viewing gallery of the outside world.
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