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Wakka Retro Water Game

$30.00
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"A moment of zen"   


Basically a wooden Gameboy, but with no screen or yucky batteries. 

Get your Wakka game on with this sleek wooden version of the old-school retro water game.  Use your two manual controllers (i.e. your thumbs) to press the buttons to try and get all of the rainbow hoops onto the two spikes. 

Do you have the patience, perseverance and skills to finish this game*?! 

*warning : may be addictive
*no age limits

[ Contents ]

- 1x Wakka wooden water ring-toss game
- 1x clear carry case with a light blue denim strap

Product information

- Sustainable beech wood
- PVC
- Denim straps

Dimensions & weight

Product size 150 × 80 × 25 mm | Weight: 232 g

Product care

Wipe dry with damp cloth. Please note that this item contains water. As such, it will freeze and crack if left in sub-zero temperatures.

Recommended Age

3+

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Customer Reviews

Based on 52 reviews
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Susan Miller
Wakka Retro Water Game

The game is cute and fun for our 3 year old, but it broke within the first 5 mins. Water began leaking around one of the knobs, wetting the wood around the knob. Sadly, I will need to return this.

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Belinda Latham
this toy is for babies and no child over 2 will appreciate it

It arrived with the plastic front screen cracked. I have emailed your company several times to send me a return slip and no one has responded. This is the worst customer service ever. Please let me know what to do with this unuse-able toy?

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Arthur Balin
came broken

Glass cracked and fungus growing in the water

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Jeanne Courtney
Disappointed

Right after I placed my order I received an email asking me to check my order to make sure everything was correct. I noticed I entered the wrong address and quickly replied, including correct address but to no avail. Never heard back. Why bother asking me to check?

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Pamela Duncan
Fun Water Game

Was a gift for one of my grandchildren. At first, receptivity was questionable because it wasn't electronic. Then curiosity and concentration took hold, and soon followed by a big smile.

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