Cock Tower Game by Creative Concepts

Unpack the components and check that all listed pieces are present: 2 wooden ball bases, 2 wooden head pieces, 30 shaft segments, and 1 sand timer. Choose a flat, stable playing surface with enough space for the tower to fall safely. Agree on the game mode and any optional forfeits before beginning.

Start the sand timer and attempt to stack the cock as high as possible using all 30 shaft segments within the allotted time. If the tower collapses, the player must start again. The player who loses completes an agreed-upon forfeit. The exact timer duration is not specified in the supplied product information.

Players race against each other to stack 15 shaft pieces using only one hand. Finish the tower by placing a wooden head piece on top. If the stack falls, the player must start again from the ball base. The first player to complete their tower wins.

Gather around a shared tower and take turns adding one shaft segment at a time. Continue building until the tower topples. The original rules suggest a sip or shot for the person who causes the collapse, but groups can substitute a non-alcoholic challenge or point penalty.

Alcohol is not necessary for any game mode. Replace drinking penalties with points, harmless dares, funny questions, or other voluntary challenges. For example, award one penalty point to the player who topples the tower and declare the player with the fewest points the winner.

For The Shaft Sprint, each player can use one of the two ball bases, 15 of the 30 shaft segments, and one head piece. Place both starting bases on stable surfaces and agree on a clear start signal before racing.

The included sand timer is used for timed challenges. Place it on a level surface and begin the round when the timer is turned. The manufacturer has not specified its duration, so check the supplied game instructions or measure one complete run if your group wants a precise time limit.

Keep forfeits lighthearted and agreed upon in advance. Examples include answering a silly question, performing a short dance, or taking a penalty point. Every player should be free to decline or substitute a challenge without pressure.

Start on a flat, steady surface and position each piece carefully before adding the next. Avoid bumping the table or rushing your placement unless the selected game mode requires speed. Keep breakable objects and drinks away from the stacking area.

Cock Tower is designed for adults who enjoy novelty humour and competitive party games. It can be played at hen parties, bachelor and bachelorette celebrations, adult dinner parties, and other consenting adults-only gatherings.

Wipe the wooden pieces with a soft, dry cloth after use. If needed, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid soaking, submerging, or using harsh cleaning products unless the manufacturer specifically permits them. Material details for the shaft segments were not supplied.

Keep all components together in their original packaging or a suitable storage container. Store in a cool, dry location away from excessive moisture and direct sunlight. Check the wooden pieces for splinters or damage before each game.

This is an adult novelty game intended for mature audiences. Keep the pieces away from young children and pets. Play on a stable surface, avoid throwing components, and keep the tower clear of faces and fragile objects. If alcohol is included, participation should remain voluntary and responsible.

It is a cheeky adult stacking game by Creative Concepts in which players build a penis-shaped tower using ball bases, shaft segments, and head pieces.

There are three: Race Against The Cock, The Shaft Sprint, and Tipsy Toppler.

Players attempt to stack all 30 shaft segments before the allotted time expires. If the tower collapses, they must start again. The loser completes an agreed-upon forfeit.

Players race to stack 15 shaft segments using only one hand and finish by placing a head piece on top. If the tower falls, they must restart from the base.

Players take turns adding one piece at a time until the tower falls. The player who causes the collapse receives an agreed-upon penalty or challenge.

The supplier lists 2 wooden ball bases, 2 wooden head pieces, 30 shaft segments, and 1 sand timer.

The game includes 30 shaft segments.

Yes. The included 2 bases, 2 head pieces, and 30 shaft segments support the supplied two-player Shaft Sprint format, with 15 segments per player.

Yes. One sand timer is included.

The timer duration was not specified in the supplied product information.

The supplier confirms wooden ball bases and wooden head pieces. The material of the shaft segments was not explicitly specified.

No. Although Tipsy Toppler includes an optional drinking penalty in the original description, the game can be played using points, dares, or other non-alcoholic challenges.

The Shaft Sprint describes a two-player race, while Tipsy Toppler is intended for group play. The supplier has not specified an official minimum or maximum player count.

Yes. The supplier specifically promotes the game for hen parties and other adult celebrations.

Yes. It is suitable for adults-only gatherings where guests are comfortable with the game's cheeky theme.

No. This is an adult novelty game intended for mature audiences. Keep the components away from young children and pets.

No electronic features are described. The game uses physical stacking pieces and a sand timer.

Wipe the wooden pieces with a soft cloth and avoid soaking them. Dry any slightly damp surfaces immediately and store all components in a dry location.

No. This product is available online only and is drop shipped.