Rec Room Games

1. Whether you go with foosball, air hockey, table tennis, or a good old fashioned card table, you're going to get a lot of use out of a rec room game table. Kids love the fast paced action and the right to get rowdy, you'll love the fact that they keep safely occupied for hours on end. Everybody wins.

2. We're bringing our A game, and these days that means a whole lot more than your standard game table fare. We have pinball machines, pool tables, skee ball, basketball shootout, and arcade games, all designed to fit into a modest-sized playroom so you don't have to drag the kids to the arcade when they get restless.

3. Many of our options aren't even available at most arcades. Kids love games like shuffleboard and darts, but often these are overlooked by commercial establishments. And while shuffleboard tables can get pretty expensive for entertaining the kids, these high quality game tables are great for when the adults get together for a couple drinks or for halftime during the game.

4. Some of our most popular items are the multi-game tables that feature several games on a single unit. Most feature some combination of foosball, air hockey, pool, and table tennis - among other things. You may remember these from when you were a kid, but happily they've gotten a lot better. The performance of each game rivals that of a table dedicated to just one game. 

5. When choosing a dartboard to include in your children's rec room, we assume you're going to go with soft tips. But also consider whether your children are the kind of kids who want to play all the different games that might be programmed into a dartboard. You could end up spending money that could go toward paying someone to vacuum up cheese puffs and clean soda spills. On the other hand, programmed dart boards are good for teaching kids to follow fairly complex rules.

6. Table tennis is a fantastic game to teach kids coordination, cooperation, and how to play in an organized manner. We recommend that you get a full-sized table if you have the space because you're your kids can go and dominate at game rooms across the city. Otherwise, there are very good options that mimic regulation play at a slightly smaller size.

7. And let's face it - the kids need to learn how to play cards sooner or later, and they might as well do it right. With a poker table, dad can teach the kids the finer points of poker with a good sized bag of candy, and up the ante when the guys come over for the real thing.

So if you know what you're looking for, click on the bar on the left-hand side of the page and check out our options. If you know you like to party, but you aren't sure what game to play, check out our Other Rec Room Games article and further explore your options. We've got plenty of 'em.