[If he were feeling more creative and less exhausted, Hunk might even suggest building some kind of drone to fetch food for them. But he doesn't feel like putting in the kind of effort it would take to construct one, program it, and then send it on a test run.

Best to get someone else to play fetch.]

No, no. Like, you set them up in a row and then you knock them over. You can even turn it into a kind of...Rude Goldberg machine and have it knock balls across the room or flip coins or inflate balloons based on how you set up the path.

[He figures it might just be easier to show him, so Hunk continues placing tiles in a line, adding in a little loop, and then stacking some of the other games so he can make the path fall up and then down. By the time he's reached the other end of the mini-game hill he's out of tiles.]

Here. Watch.

[He carefully makes his way to the 'front' of the line and gently nudges the first tile. That tile falls over, hitting the second, and then third and before long the tiles are falling over and following the path. Eventually it makes the loop and the finally each tile knocks over the other up and then down the mini-game hill. It's not as exciting as it could be with more tiles. But he'd have to see if there were more mahjong or even domino pieces first.]