Start with the Classic
The race-and-chase game everyone knows. Open the box and you are playing in minutes.
Reversible family board game
The classic you already know+ Parkiller Mode.
One board. Two games.
The race-and-chase game you grew up with on one side. A second game on the back, for when the family wants a little more. The rules you know, plus one twist.
- 2–4 players
- 30–60 min
- Ages 8+
- Real wooden pawns
Understand it in five seconds
Classic first.
Plus Parkiller Mode.
No second box to buy and no different game to learn from scratch. Everything you need is on the two faces of one board.
Flip the board
Each face of the reversible board is a different game. Turn it over and a second track appears.
Play Parkiller
Add the black die and the Parki, a hooded runner who moves against the flow. Shorter games, more tension.
Made for the family table
Three generations. One table.
Grandparents who remember the game, parents who want screen-free evenings, kids ready to learn. The Classic gets everyone playing in minutes. Parkiller is there when the table wants more.
Mode 01 · Classic
Classic Mode
“The game you already know.”
The race-and-chase game families have played for generations: bring a piece out, run the track, capture rivals, form barriers and get all four pawns home. The rules you grew up with, on a board with its own classic artwork.
- Up to 4Players
- ~60 minPer game
- 2 whiteDice
- 4Start points
Mode 02 · Parkiller
Parkiller Mode
“Look ahead. Watch your back.”
Turn the board over and a second track appears: three winding routes edged in gold. Add the black die and the Parki, a hooded runner who sets off from the centre and travels the track the opposite way, capturing whatever he meets. Dodge him, block him or send him home.
- Up to 3Players
- ~30 minPer game
- 2 + 1White + black die
- 3Start points
48 cm18.9 in of table to play on
What is in the box
Everything on the table.
Every piece has a job.
- 1 reversible board48 × 48 cm, wipe-clean. Folds to 24 cm.
- 16 wooden pawnsReal wood, four colours, plus 3 Parki pieces.
- 2 white dice + 1 black dieThe black die is bigger, so it never hides.
- Dice cup & dice trayEvery roll lands in the tray, never on the board.
- Illustrated guides + full rulebookA quick guide per mode, the rulebook and a QR code.
The box, the board, the pawns
See it up close.
Meet the Parki
He never shows
his face.
Every mode has its mystery. On the Parkiller side of the board, a hooded runner leaves the centre and moves against the flow: a little curiosity, a little mischief. He only appears on this side of the board. The Classic speaks for itself.
Look ahead.Watch your back.
Easy to learn
Picture-led guides and a QR rulebook: whoever gives it never has to sit down and teach it.
Built for the table
A big board, real wooden pawns, and a cup and tray that keep every roll fair.
Ready to gift
A heritage burgundy-and-gold box made to be a gift just as it arrives.
Easy to store
Folds from 18.9 in to 9.4 in and slides onto any shelf.
Where to buy
Bring it to your table.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Do I have to learn a different game?
No. The Classic side plays the way the race-and-chase game has always been played. Parkiller Mode is a discovery for later, not a requirement: whoever knows the Classic already knows almost everything, you only add the black die and the Parki.
Is the Classic side an exact copy of the traditional board?
No, and we would rather tell you before you buy. The rules are the ones you grew up with, but the board has its own artwork: a cross of four routes, home circles and a central goal, in a style developed for Parkiller. If you are after an exact reproduction of one specific traditional board, this is not it.
How many players, and for what age?
The box says 2–4 players, ages 8+. The Classic side takes up to four players and a game lasts about 60 minutes. Parkiller Mode takes up to three and about 30 minutes.
What is the board made of? Is it easy to clean?
Cardboard wrapped in water-resistant paper, with a surface that wipes clean. The pawns are real wood; they are the only wooden component in the set.
Where can I find the full rules?
In the box: a printed rulebook and one illustrated quick guide per mode. There is also a QR code that opens the detailed rules online, kept up to date and available in several languages.