Toronto Inventor Realizes Dream of Developing New Word Game, Jabuka!


Jabuka is a Totally Twisted Fun Word Game!
(MENAFN- PRLog) Magically Morphing Alphabet Game to be presented at Toy Fair New York Jabuka is a Totally Twisted Fun Word Game! Spread the Word
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TORONTO - Feb. 16, 2019 - PRLog -- Toronto inventor Martin Russocki, and his Jabuka Games Inc. co-founder Warren Kotler, are at the North American International Toy Fair® in NYC with their freshly brewed new word game, Jabuka. This game delivers a totally unique twist not seen in other well-known word games. It is being unveiled to the largest toy, game, and youth entertainment product marketplace in the Western Hemisphere from February 16 – 19, 2019.

Digitally Detox with Face-to-Face Game Play
Sitting in a Starbucks, designer, artist, illustrator and inventor Martin Russocki, scribbled his initial "M" on a coffee bean and then twisted it between his fingers to make a "W" and again to make an "E". Looking for something new and different from playing with boring square-shaped pieces or doing crosswords, and with a goal of getting people off their devices and bringing them together in more meaningful face-to-face play, he came up with an idea for a dynamic and innovative word game. "A great game comes along once a decade. My dream was to trigger creativity with a great game that helps us become more curious about things we have already defined, so we can see them in a new and playful way. After rediscovering the alphabet, JABUKA was born!" said Russocki.

Russocki's vision was recently recognized with a 2019 National Parenting Product Award (NAPPA). "One of the best ways for parents to connect with their kids is through play," says NAPPA Awards Director Elena Epstein. "We are big fans of games that encourage family time, group play, creativity and learning. That's why we think Jabuka is perfect for families – it's unique, fun and puts a clever twist on wordplay."

Spill the beans with Jabuka, it's totally twisted fun!
This tactile, light and portable game, with no board, features 100% recycled wood coffee bean-shaped letters and letter pairs that magically morph into new words with just a simple twist. This total brain workout promises family fun with fast, simultaneous gameplay. Players aged 8-108 are encouraged to use their beans in a race to make and take words from opponents by twisting, adding or rearranging letters until the person or team who uses the most beans wins.

Jabuka Fun Facts:
· magically morphing letters and pairs double or triple as other letters when twisted and turned

· twistable letters and pairs open new word possibilities where you thought none existed

· unique alphabet kick-starts creativity and forces you to think outside the box

· fosters imagination, spatial cognition, speed, memory, word formation and neuroplasticity

· Jabuka is a great language learning and teaching tool

· simultaneous play (no turn-taking) is great for multitaskers and short attention spans (15-30 minute games)

About Jabuka Games
Jabuka Games Inc. was founded in 2017 and sold over 60,000 games to date. The coffee bean concept has interesting ties with the centuries-old tradition and relationship between coffee and games. Going back to the first coffee houses in Turkey, it was common to find people congregating to drink coffee, play games, exchange ideas, and do business. Jabuka is available for purchase online at Uncommon Goods ( https://www.uncommongoods.com/product/jabuka-twisting-alp... ) and www.Jabukagames.com MSRP $20.00USD $24.95CDN or visit Booth #6868 at Toy Fair New York #TFNY.

Contact
Tina Cleaver, PR Consultant, Jabuka Games
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