"Beştaş" is a traditional Turkish game that used to be really popular between Turkish children before. Currently because of digitalization, it is not so popular just like any other traditional game. But it is really fun to play. It only needs five pebble-sized objects and a goal. In this model, all of them are storable in a tiny box.

The rules are basic: The game includes 6 phases. In the first phase; you need to throw one of the objects into the air, grab another one and catch the first one before it falls. Then you leave the first one somewhere and repeat the process until no pieces remain. In the second phase; you need to throw one of the objects again, grab two other objects and catch the first one before it falls. Then you leave two of the objects you have in hand and repeat the process once. In the third phase; you do the same by grabbing three pieces at once and the last one later. In the fourth, you need to do the same by grabbing all four pieces at once.

The fifth face is where to goal gets into action.

You throw a "main piece" just like the first four phases, pass another piece through the goal and grab the main piece before it falls.

You can play it by yourself or with others. If you're playing with others, your turn continues until you make a mistake. this involves being unable to grab the first piece and making the piece you're trying to pass through the goal touch another piece/the goal.

The model doesn't require any supports or external assembly. It took an Ender 3V3 about just 53 minutes to print with Hyper PLA. Have fun playing beştaş!