
A vault on your table
Tiny Laser Heist
A tabletop vault game where you slip tiny plastic hands through tight laser cords to steal jewels without tripping the alarm.
We built a three-dimensional vault that sits in the middle of the table, strung with elastic security lasers and guarded by padlocks. You work with tiny plastic hands on finger sticks, sliding into the chamber to haul out jewels without snapping a cord. Each round plays like a tiny escape room with plenty of clumsy thievery.
Building the vault
The tabletop frame snaps together fast over the museum floor. You thread elastic cords across the frame to set the laser grid, place the jewels, and drop padlocks into the narrow gaps between the beams.
Tiny plastic hands
Your normal fingers stay outside the chamber. You maneuver one small plastic hand through the cords, trying to pinch gems and slide them across the floor without bumping the walls or rattling a lock.
Sabotage and skills
Rounds shift as players drop skill cards on each other. A teammate might have to wear an eye patch or navigate through an extra set of lasers, turning a clean robbery into a loud scramble.
Splitting the loot
Clearing the vault is half the work. Once the jewels are out, you negotiate your cut from the money deck with the rest of your crew, hoping nobody backstabs you on the split.




