Play-ble multifunctional recreational system

Two (2) separate, substantially identical, portable, and generally rectangular recreational systems for use by one or more players, both capable of serving as tables and projectile tossing games and each consisting of a through-aperture and four sides two shorter sides opposite one another (“Short Sides”) and two longer sides opposite of one another (“Long Sides”) adapted to be:

• (i) oriented separately in an inclined configuration at an approximately 45° angle with the ground, so as to dispose each recreational system in game-play mode (“Game Mode”);
• (ii) oriented separately in an elevated configuration, horizontal with the ground, disposing each recreational system as a free-standing table (“Table Mode”);
• (iii) arranged and coupled to one another in three (3) unique ways, while each recreational system is in Table Mode, disposing the recreational systems together in three (3) distinct tabletop formations as more fully described herein;
• each of said recreational systems comprising:
• a resilient, rigid, planar tabletop/target surface comprising a through-aperture, dimensioned to allow projectiles to pass entirely within and through it;
• two (2) cover caps designed to fit securely within and completely cover each recreational systems' through-aperture, creating a solid planar surface;
• a plurality of projectiles to be tossed by participants at each recreational system's through-aperture while the recreational systems are disposed in Game Mode;
• table legs that are hingedly attached and foldably associated with an underside of both Short Sides of the recreational systems, enabling each recreational system to become a table when the table legs are in the deployed position and as a projectile tossing game when only one set of table legs are in the deployed position;
• a male locking mechanism on one of the shorter sides of one of the systems, a first female locking mechanism on one of the other shorter sides of the other system, a second female locking mechanism on one of the longer sides of the same system as with the first female locking mechanism so as to couple or arrange the systems in said three unique ways.