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😂 TToTT does look like a fully fledged collectable game! Shot Builder has gone in the opposite direction: one compact set, no booster packs and no table tennis knowledge required. It can even be played solo or with 2–5 players, so finding an opponent is optional! 🏓

Perhaps! 😄 The hidden gem is that you can ignore the theory completely. Treat the symbols as geometric patterns, roll the dice, claim cards and build combinations to win points. Table-tennis players may recognise the shots; everyone else can enjoy it as a tactical dice-and-card game. No table...

Thank you! I found it. It is TToTT: Table Tennis on The Table: https://www.kokusaitakkyu.com/shopbrand/017/X/ It looks interesting and appears quite different from Shot Builder, which uses dice and notation symbols to claim cards and construct shots. I would still be interested to hear what you...

1σ means Flick

= Flick

= Push = Flick

That’s interesting! I hadn’t heard of the Japanese game. If you find it, I’d love to know its name and see how it approaches table tennis. Shot Builder uses dice, cards and symbolic notation, and requires no previous table tennis knowledge if you treat the spin symbols as geometric patterns...

Thank you for taking the time to examine the game and offer such valuable feedback. The concept comes from the notation system developed in my book, Spin, Speed and Strategy: A Mathematical Guide to Table Tennis, which also defines strokes such as the Banana Flick and Strawberry...

Hello everyone, I recently joined TableTennisDaily and would like to share a small independent project that brings together three things I enjoy: table tennis, mathematics and game design. Table Tennis Shot Builder® is a tactical push-your-luck game inspired by the construction of shots and...