Why You Should Vote For Liam to be Young Innovator of the Year

Liam Clift graduated from Cretin-Derham "Joe Mauer" Hall last spring, and is quickly making a splash in the tabletop gaming world.

His game is like Jenga, but with a twist (and lots of turns).

2024 Cretin-Derham Hall Graduate Nominated for Young Innovator of the Year TAGIE

Credit: badplumbinggame.com, TAGIE Awards

Bad Plumbing's biggest distinction from Jenga: the goal of the game is to have an actual winner, instead of just a loser when the puzzle inevitably falls apart.

What you have to work with (prototype video Bad Plumbing Game via YouTube)

The goal of Bad Plumbing is to be the first player to use all of your pipe pieces to form a structure that doesn't fall over. If - in the process of building your pipe structure - it falls over, the game is NOT over for you; just restart your build.

Example of a winner (Bad Plumbing Game via YouTube)

Bad Plumbing is a tabletop game for 2 to 6 players aged 6 years and up.

I can absolutely see this in bars and breweries for libation-infused fun, as well as at home for family game night.

Bad Plumbing is proudly Made in the USA using bio-plastics made from corn grown by farmers in Nebraska. You can sign up online to get on the waitlist to purchase the game, or - if you have your own 3D printer - can buy access to the 3D printer files.

CLICK HERE TO VOTE FOR LIAM CLIFT TO WIN THE YOUNG INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR TAGIE