From the Stone Age to modern times fundamental game elements and essential play characteristics have changed little for most recreational sporting games. New games are usually variations on a limited number of time-honored themes. Projectiles and targets and what you do with them. NEW GEAR. AGELESS GAMES. CHUCKERS falls within this tradition and owes a great debt of gratitude to the games of the past – especially quoits (original toss a ring to a peg target game), horseshoes, bean bag and all versions of washer-toss. What makes CHUCKERS unique? Simple. It's the juxtaposition of many familiar game elements into a new, more active and involving configuration that makes CHUCKERS more fun to play than most traditional tossing games. CHUCKERS represents a summary of the world’s heritage of projectile tossing target games. It’s an eclectic game composed of elements drawn from many different sources, but mainly from recreational tossing games that have stood the test of time. This is why the game seems so familiar to players when they first see and play it. Everyone easily relates to the game’s tried and true elements and simple rules of play. The following are the most important ancient through modern games that have made significant contributions to CHUCKERS. Click here to download the complete history guide (PDF: 700 kb)   Copyright © 2004 CHUCKERS Global Partners, Worldwide Rights Reserved.