“I have more offers not only from the Czech Republic, but I have also been to Slovakia and currently I am negotiating with other countries who are interested in my mobile game park,” Šebesta told Práv.

He takes calls from city hall, but also spas, local organizations and associations. “Actually, all of my mobile game parks are also made at the request of customers who order me. They were interested in my fun homemade board games and wanted to have lots of them in one place so more people could play them. The mobile game park now offers a dozen games,” says Šebesta, who uses non-traditional materials such as antlers, wild boar jaws and recycled paper for his games.

One of the most popular in mobile game parks, for example, is a game that breaks monsters’ fingers. “I came up with the name Redeoration of hand tools. I love coming up with my own funny names,” explains the board game’s creator, adding that the game develops motor skills beautifully. “It’s a game of skill. I used an old bicycle pump to make it,” the board game author smiled.

Another popular amusement at the mobile park is a game called Yungle’s Stray Egg. “It’s about a rare bird – of course I made it up – whose eggs are missing. Players must blow the moss to return the small wooden egg to the bird in its nest. “There are many obstacles in his way, such as tunnels, various holes or horns,” explains Šebesta.

People of all ages can visit its mobile game park. The author himself said that he was surprised to see that even grandmothers were enjoying the game. He created his first board game at the age of seven. Hobbies have become daily work. He already has more than forty unique plays of non-traditional material.

In the Moravian-Silesian region, people will enjoy a mobile games park on September 8 at Havířovské slavnost.