Once upon a time, a group of talented young designers decided to join forces to develop a table football unlike any other. In terms of presence, this "table football 2.0" had nothing to envy from a Bonzini B60 table football. But like its wooden and Gerflex counterpart, this one had a completely unique design for a table football. In place of its playing field, there was a giant screen on which player bars moved... in 2 dimensions! These were controlled by equally unusual wheel-shaped controllers that guaranteed excellent and unique gameplay for each game. Proud of their invention (the very first digital table football), they simply named it "Project Random". They talked about it around them, then the news spread on the web where it went around the world, making every table football player salivate in its path.
And guess what? This lovely tale is a true story! This is the story of Damien Bais, François Brument, David Lartigaud, Clément Ribé, Léo Marius, Romain Leliboux and Léo Virieu (it takes a lot of people to create a dream table football...) 7 extraordinary creative minds sharing a common passion.
But Projet Random is not just a crazy bet to create an unusual table football. It is a true electronic interpretation of a café table football that keeps the multiplayer aspect, with a physical and immediate approach, while adding a good dose of video game fun. This is a revolution!
The simplicity of Projet Random is only apparent...
We appreciate the little nostalgic, decorative touch added by the abacus point counter. It's true that a digital score counter on the playing surface would have looked great too... Note that this table football is not a coin-operated table football. It would, however, have definite potential in an arcade!
We can already hear the purists saying: "You can't measure the shots!" or "You can't turn around the ball!" Admittedly, the gameplay raises a lot of questions and is a radical departure from that of a café foosball table. Admit it, though, that this electronic foosball table makes your hands itch!
And if technology really isn't your thing, opt instead for a Bonzini Stadium foosball table. Classic, elegant, screen-free, a benchmark!
