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Okai Plai

by Thomas Larsen Røed

The chess set Okai Plai - Okai Plai is a chess set for the playful. Our goal was to get more people to play chess by lowering the factor of seriousness, and instead make them more attractive for the common you and me. In the process we've weighted the characters roles...
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Published:: Oct 08, 2009

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Fabrizia Basile Jan 01, 2011

NICE!!!
Joe MacCarthy Sep 15, 2010

Really nice. I would pick this up. Cool.
Adam Borton Mar 11, 2010

love the viewpoint
Thomas Larsen Røed Nov 21, 2009

Hehe, thanks man. This was a school project without any manufacturer, and we haven't contact anyone, atleast not yet. It seems to have a commercial potential, so we'll just have to see what happens with it. Would be cool to see it in production. Really like your work, btw.
Mike Turner Nov 21, 2009

All joking aside, this is a really fun piece of design. For me Chess always seemed a bit dull and uninvolving; but these pieces would really help capture the imagination of potential players young and old... Is it available commercially yet?
Mike Turner Nov 20, 2009

Evil Bishop - bash it! BASH THE BISHOP!
Adrian Guerrero Nov 10, 2009

jeje super
Richard Howard rickious.com Oct 09, 2009

A bold concept! Love your pieces.

Richard Howard rickious.com Oct 09, 2009

A bold concept! Love your pieces.
Adrian Guerrero Nov 10, 2009

jeje super
Mike Turner Nov 20, 2009

Evil Bishop - bash it! BASH THE BISHOP!
Mike Turner Nov 21, 2009

All joking aside, this is a really fun piece of design. For me Chess always seemed a bit dull and uninvolving; but these pieces would really help capture the imagination of potential players young and old... Is it available commercially yet?
Thomas Larsen Røed Nov 21, 2009

Hehe, thanks man. This was a school project without any manufacturer, and we haven't contact anyone, atleast not yet. It seems to have a commercial potential, so we'll just have to see what happens with it. Would be cool to see it in production. Really like your work, btw.
Adam Borton Mar 11, 2010

love the viewpoint
Joe MacCarthy Sep 15, 2010

Really nice. I would pick this up. Cool.
Fabrizia Basile Jan 01, 2011

NICE!!!