That's Actually BrilliantTuring Tumble
A board game in which marbles operate a mechanical computer is a brilliant way to smuggle logic into play.
A marble-powered board game in which players build mechanical computers from ramps, switches and logic pieces.
Research guide only. Check the maker for current pricing and availability. Current maker store listing; UK supply not confirmed.
Visit the maker Opens store.upperstory.com in a new tab.What you’re looking at
- Made by
- Upper Story
- Category
- Games & Play
- Price guide
- £50–£100
Product information comes from the research catalogue. Current specifications, price, availability and suitability should be confirmed with the maker.
Why it caught our eye
Turing Tumble uses ramps, switches and marbles to let players build working mechanical computers. The rules are physical rather than abstract, so the moment a machine solves a problem is visible on the table.



