Have you ever played a sport and you think it is boring and want to try something unique?
How about playing ostrich race or cheese rolling? Or underwater hockey?
In cheese rolling, people chase a rolling cheese down a hill by rolling and hopping. Whoever goes down first will win the cheese. The cheese also goes fast enough to reach 70 miles per hour.
Also there is ostrich race.It is where people ride on an ostrich and see who can ride the furthest without being flung away. The ostriches can run very far and fast and can reach 43 miles per hour.The history of ostrich racing dates back to 1890 when riding ostriches was a popular tourist attraction in Jacskonville, Florida. The inventor of this sport is not known, but it is thought to have originated in Africa initially before spreading to America
Finally, there is underwater hockey. In this game, people play hockey underwater. People wear snorkels to get a view of the match when they swim towards the surface to take a breath. Players need to move a heavy puck with a short stick and strike the puck to make it fall in the opposite tray. The British Navy invented the game so the divers can be agile underwater but it soon became a game worldwide.
What game will you create?
How about playing ostrich race or cheese rolling? Or underwater hockey?
In cheese rolling, people chase a rolling cheese down a hill by rolling and hopping. Whoever goes down first will win the cheese. The cheese also goes fast enough to reach 70 miles per hour.
Also there is ostrich race.It is where people ride on an ostrich and see who can ride the furthest without being flung away. The ostriches can run very far and fast and can reach 43 miles per hour.The history of ostrich racing dates back to 1890 when riding ostriches was a popular tourist attraction in Jacskonville, Florida. The inventor of this sport is not known, but it is thought to have originated in Africa initially before spreading to America
Finally, there is underwater hockey. In this game, people play hockey underwater. People wear snorkels to get a view of the match when they swim towards the surface to take a breath. Players need to move a heavy puck with a short stick and strike the puck to make it fall in the opposite tray. The British Navy invented the game so the divers can be agile underwater but it soon became a game worldwide.
What game will you create?