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Skill & Precision Games

Skill & Precision Game Rentals Chicago

Games that put skills to the test. Our skill and precision games are built for competitive play — ring toss, target and dart challenges, and steady-hand favorites that keep teens and adults hooked at parties and events across Chicago.

Bottle Ring Toss Game

Land your ring on the bottle and win the crowd! Skill-testing carnival fun for all ages.

Ring Toss Carnival Game

Toss rings onto bottle necks and land the perfect ringer! Classic carnival aim challenge!

Fish Bowl Frenzy Game

Get the ball under the opponent’s bench—bench soccer fun for all ages and fitness levels.

Potty Toss Carnival Game

Toss hacky sacks to sink them in the bowl—hilarious carnival accuracy challenge!

Giant Cups

Toss balls to sink opponent’s cups—giant lawn pong fun for the whole family!

BALLOON POP Carnival Game

Toss magnetic darts to hit the star—safe carnival accuracy challenge for all ages!

Maze Runner Game

Guide the ball through the maze! Precision and patience challenge for all ages!

Mega Wire

Navigate the ring through 12 feet of wire! Precision buzz challenge for all ages!

Ripsaw Runner Carnival Game

Tilt the board to guide the ball to victory—steady hands and precision required!

Flap Attack Carnival Game

Double the laughs, double the competition! Introducing Flap Attack.

Chicken Flight School Carnival Game

Launch rubber chickens and stick the landing—hilarious aim and timing challenge!

Corn Hole Game

Toss bean bags into the hole for points—classic backyard corn hole showdown!

Frequently Asked Questions

Are skill games too hard for young children?

Some are. Ring toss, Giant Cups and Corn Hole play fine from about age five, but Mega Wire, Maze Runner and Ripsaw Runner reward patience and a steady hand, which is why they land better with teens and adults. Mix in frame games if your crowd skews young.

This category, almost entirely. Skill and precision games stay interesting because players believe they can beat their last score, which keeps middle schoolers, high schoolers and adults at the booth far longer than a pure chance game does.

No. Balloon Pop uses magnetic darts and Balloon Blast uses bean bags, so there is nothing sharp anywhere in our inventory. That is deliberate, because schools and parishes usually cannot approve real darts on their insurance.

Yes. Every game in this category works in a gym, cafeteria or parish hall, and most need no power at all. Mega Wire and the buzzer games need a standard outlet, so mention your layout and we will place those near available power.

They are the category we recommend most for it. Head-to-head scoring creates brackets and leaderboards naturally, so Mega Wire, Corn Hole and Giant Cups all work well as a tournament format at a company picnic or employee appreciation day.

Most skill and precision games sit at the lower-to-middle end of our per-game range, which runs from about sixty-five to five hundred dollars depending on size and type. Package pricing brings the per-game cost down considerably on a full lineup.