4 Great Gaming Tables at 4 Great Prices

I’ve been covering Game Theory Tables here on GeekDad since they launched their O.G. gaming table, the Origins, back in 2020. You can read my review of that table here. Since then, they have also released a coffee table version of the Origins, as well as several accessories for the tables.Get more news about Gaming Table Manufacturer,you can vist our website!

Now Game Theory Tables is back with another Kickstarter, and two new tables to add to their line. The campaign is live now, and runs through March 10th. Let’s take a look at what they have on offer this time around, as well as a hands-on with some of the accessories you can currently get for your table.During the Kickstarter, all of the Game Theory Table products are available for purchase at a discounted price. This includes not just all four game tables, but also all of their many accessories. Game Theory Tables sent me a few to check out.

These stitched neoprene tray mats come in sets of 12, and rest nestled in the recessed trays on the Origins and Origins LIT game tables. They provide a great surface for holding cards or tokens.

They are nicely thick, and come in several designs to match some of the more popular gaming mats that Game Theory Tables offers. During the Kickstarter, they are available for a discounted price of $66.75, a 25% savings off of the retail price.

The Ash wood dice tower nestles securely into an end cap on the Origins and Origins LIT tables. The towers are available in multiple finished, so you can match them to the finish on your table.

The dice roll very well, and as you can see there’s a nice wide opening at the top of the tower to drop them. And no matter how many times I used it, none of dice escaped the base tray. Ideally, I’d want to have two of these towers, at opposite corners of the table.

Much like the dice tower, the tiered tray slots right into any end cap on the Origins and Origins LIT tables. It is also made of Ash wood, and comes in multiple finishes.

With five different trays that swivel, you can easily hold any amount of tokens that a game throws out at you. They’re great to use as a bank, freeing up some additional space on your gaming surface.

As I said way back in my original review of the Origins game table, “I feel like this table will be a part of my gaming experience for many years to come.” And my table is definitely living up to that opinion.

With this Kickstarter campaign, Game Theory Tables is debuting two new tables to add to their lineup. The Meeple’s Champion is a no-frills gaming table that still will provide a great gaming experience. And, like the Origins, you can also add a dining top so your Meeple’s Champion can pull double duty.