The Original Skaterhappy Creative Game

The original Skaterhappy creative game allows players to experience the adrenaline that comes when skaters formulate their tricks in real life, in which players are challenged to create the most impressive skateboarding trick.

Exchange cards to boost your score, risk your basic trick for the "never been done before" trick, show off your personal skating style and fearless imagination.

• Secure the best spot to skate
• Take turns exchanging cards
• Improve your chances with the Lucky Cards
• Abuse other players with the power of Skato Cop
• Play as a card game or dare to execute the tricks

When the attempts to improve the tricks are over, the player with the most complex, gnarliest and highest score trick wins the game.

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The Original Skateboarding Creative Game was conceived in Afghanistan when a passionate skater, on a mission and away from home, had the strong desire to feel the emotion of Skateboarding. Although riding his board was not an option, the tricks did not stop flowing in his mind, every time a bunker or T-Wall was spotted, a trick was inevitably created in his imaginatin.

Most people will think that a trick is created when the skater jumps, but there is a previous unnoticed and essential moment when the skaters exercise their creativity to formulate the trick to be attempted. This subtle moment is a rush of thoughts and emotions and this game recreates that exact moment to either formulate a trick on a table game match or to actually perform the trick on an Active Skate Game.

Every player starts with five cards, and they are dealt face down. There are three chances to exchange cards and improve your game. To win the game, players combine compatible cards to create a Skateboarding trick, the trick with the highest score wins the game.

Here is an example of a trick. This combo describes a Switch Front Side Flip to Board Slide on a Double Set Handrail.

Since the game is based on creating tricks, just like in real life, it can be played as a table game, chilling and socializing with friends, or as an action-packed SKATE game, practicing tricks and challenging peers. Both game modes allow players a fluid interaction regardless of their skating skills on a board.