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Facts about Kerplunk
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Kerplunk has been published by multiple toy companies over the decades, including Mattel, which has distributed modern versions of the game.
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A transparent plastic tube is the central component of Kerplunk, allowing players to see the marbles resting on the interlocked grid of straws.
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Players who drop the most marbles during a game of Kerplunk are declared the loser, giving the game a risk-management element.
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Ideal Toy Company originally introduced Kerplunk in 1967, making it one of the classic dexterity games of the late 1960s.
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The classic children's game Kerplunk challenges players to remove straws from a tube filled with marbles without letting the marbles fall.