Abstract: A table top game uses two or more light-weight balls that are staged within an open enclosure overtop of a fan or other pneumatic source that generates a vertical air stream of sufficient flow rate to suspend the balls. Toy weapons are selectively attached to each light-weight ball as part of game play to vary the aerodynamic oscillation, simulating attacking movements that may cause a given light-weight ball to fly out of the air stream or to knock another opponent light-weight ball out of the air stream. Each round of the game concludes with one light-weight ball remaining suspended. The enclosure may advantageously funnel a fallen light-weight ball back into the air stream if not propelled laterally a significant distance out of play. Interactive elements that vary the air stream or inject a lateral air stream or projectile may also be included.