Quick answer: KICK multi-game tables combine foosball with other games in one cabinet, and the right number of games depends on your space and how many people play at once. The Dyad is a 2-in-1 for buyers who want simplicity and a smaller footprint. The Triplex is a 3-in-1 with telescopic swivel rods. The Tetrad is a 4-in-1, KICK’s most popular multi-game size. The Decagon is a 10-in-1, the most games in one table. More games in one cabinet means more setup flexibility but doesn’t reduce foosball quality — all KICK multi-game tables use the same rod and cabinet construction as KICK’s standalone foosball tables.
Compare KICK multi-game tables at a glance
| Table | Games included | Size options | Price range | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KICK Dyad | 2-in-1 — foosball + billiards | 55″ | $580–$950 | Buyers who want variety without a large footprint or learning curve |
| KICK Trio | 3-in-1 — foosball + pool + air hockey | 48″ | $340–$425 | Smaller rooms and apartments that still want a few game options |
| KICK Triplex | 3-in-1 — foosball + air hockey + billiards | 55″ | $580–$950 | Game rooms that host a few different activities and want full-size play |
| KICK Tetrad | 4-in-1 — foosball + pool + air hockey + table tennis | 55″ | $580–$950 | KICK’s most popular multi-game size — balances variety with a manageable footprint |
| KICK Defender | 10-in-1 — foosball + table soccer + billiards + air hockey + ping pong + chess and more | 48″ | $340–$425 | Small-space buyers who still want maximum game variety |
| KICK Decagon | 10-in-1 — foosball + table soccer + billiards + air hockey + ping pong + chess and more | 55″ | $580–$950 | Game rooms that want maximum variety without buying separate furniture |
How to choose between them
How many games do you actually need?
More games in one cabinet sounds like better value, but it only pays off if your household or game room will genuinely use the variety. A 2-in-1 like the Dyad is the right call if foosball is the main event and you want one backup game for guests who don’t play. A 10-in-1 like the Decagon or Defender makes more sense for a shared game room, office break room, or a household with a wide range of ages and interests, where different people gravitate to different games on different nights.
48-inch vs. 55-inch multi-game tables
Size works the same way here as it does on KICK’s standalone foosball tables. The 48-inch Trio and Defender fit smaller rooms and apartments, and are easier to move by yourself. The 55-inch Dyad, Triplex, Tetrad, and Decagon give a fuller foosball experience with more rod spacing, and suit dedicated game rooms with more clearance. If you’re unsure which size fits your space, KICK’s foosball table size guide covers room measurement in detail.
Does adding more games reduce foosball quality?
No. Every KICK multi-game table uses the same rod and cabinet construction as KICK’s standalone foosball tables — you’re not trading foosball performance for extra games, you’re adding games on top of the same build quality.
Telescopic rods on the Triplex
The Triplex uses telescopic swivel rods, which retract into the rod housing instead of extending out the side of the table. That’s a meaningful safety and space advantage in smaller rooms or homes with young children, since there’s no protruding rod to walk into mid-game.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between a 2-in-1 and a 4-in-1 game table?
A 2-in-1 table, like the KICK Dyad, combines foosball with one additional game in a smaller footprint. A 4-in-1 table, like the KICK Tetrad, adds more game variety in the same 55-inch size, suited to game rooms that host different activities.
Which KICK multi-game table has the most games?
The KICK Decagon 55-inch table offers 10 games in one, the most of any KICK multi-game table.
Do multi-game tables sacrifice foosball quality for the extra games?
No. KICK multi-game tables use the same rod and cabinet construction as KICK’s standalone foosball tables, so foosball play quality is not reduced by adding more games.
Are multi-game tables good for small spaces?
Yes. Multi-game tables let you fit several games into one footprint instead of buying separate furniture for each, making them a practical choice for smaller game rooms. The 48-inch Trio and Defender are built specifically for this.
Ready to choose? Browse all KICK multi-game tables, or check the foosball table buying guide for help on size and rod type.