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About the Game

The Game of Clock is a rather obscure Australian game that was meant to entertain and also teach children about the time. It is essentially a race game using a spinner and moving the hands of the clock

The game board has two clock faces with brass hands. Underneath each clock is a spinner with 3 inner circles of numbers. A player spins the spinner, then adds the numbers to give a count that moves the minute hand on their clock face.

The length of the game is predetermined before starting. i.e From 12 O'Clock to 3 O'Clock or 180 minutes. The winner is the first to reach the set time.

The game also provides facts about time, seasons (Southern Hemisphere), and celestial movements.

Filed Under

Categories: Children's Game Educational
Mechanics: Roll / Spin and Move
BGG data: refreshed Sep 5, 2026

The Game of Clock 1927