Pocket Ninja
Pocket Ninja is a compact game designed for skill and dexterity training. The game measures 70 millimetres and fits in a pocket, so it can be used at home, in the gym or while travelling. Pocket Ninja arrives unassembled, and players build the game from the supplied pieces and the guide, like a three dimensional puzzle. The shaped grips support an exercise called DYNOs, in which the game is thrown and caught with two fingers while the grip is changed. The game is produced in Italy by injection moulding.
Pocket Ninja Game by Martin Oberhauser was recognized as an innovative example of industrial design by the A' Design Award. Pocket Ninja Game earned the Bronze A' Design Award in Toys, Games and Hobby Products Design in 2025. The A' Toys, Games and Hobby Products Design Award is an international, meritocratic, just and fair design recognition program which rewards outstanding design of dolls, action figures, board games, puzzles, plush toys, educational toys, building blocks, model kits and more.
