Giant Battleship

“You sank my battleship!” goes from tabletop taunt to life-sized thrill with our Giant Battleship Game — a strategic team showdown that transforms one of the world’s most iconic board games into a physical, interactive event experience. Guests become commanders and spectators as teams call shots, launch attacks, and race to sink their opponent’s fleet.

Played on a large grid with oversized ships and vibrant coordinate boards, this game delivers suspense, competition, and laughter in equal measure. It’s perfect for team building, tournament play, or just watching friends and coworkers yell “B-9!” with dramatic flair.

Product Features

• Giant grid game boards for immersive, life-sized gameplay

• Oversized ship markers, hit/miss indicators, and dry-erase shot tracking

• Great for team-versus-team play with a facilitator or self-led rules

• Crowd-friendly — draws spectators and naturally builds suspense

• Portable setup ideal for indoor gyms or large outdoor spaces

Perfect For:

• Corporate team-building events, leadership retreats, and department offsites

• School carnivals, STEM nights, and classroom enrichment

• College orientation weeks, residential life challenges, and activity fairs

• Military appreciation days, fleet-themed parties, and naval museum fundraisers

• Community festivals and town-wide game zones

FAQs

Q: How does the game work at life size?

A: Just like the original! Each team has a large grid to hide their ships and another grid for tracking shots. Teams take turns calling coordinates, and hits/misses are marked until one fleet is sunk.

Q: Is it for kids or adults?

A: Both! Kids love the novelty of giant ships and calling the shots, while adults get surprisingly competitive. It’s an all-ages experience that balances thinking with fun.

Q: Can multiple games run at once?

A: Yes. For larger events, we can set up multiple stations or run the game tournament-style. It’s flexible for small or large group formats.

Q: Does it require a host or facilitator?

A: We recommend a facilitator to manage rules and pace, especially for corporate or competitive play. However, it can also be self-led with printed instructions and included dry-erase tools.

Q: Is there a time limit per game?

A: Each game typically runs 15–25 minutes, depending on how strategic (or lucky!) the players are. It’s quick to reset and great for rotations at large events.