One player hides a secret combination of five colored pegs, the other tries to reveal it within 12 turns. Simple rules, but plenty of room for strategy and deduction.
Searching for the right combination supports logical reasoning, perception, combinational skills, and spatial imagination. A great choice for children and adults alike.
A practical board with holes for individual attempts makes it easy to track the course of the game. Colored pegs are easy to distinguish and suitable for repeated play.
The Codebreaker game (code breaking) is among the popular logic games worldwide. One player, in the role of the “cipher setter,” comes up with a secret combination of five colored pegs and hides it behind a flap in the storage compartment. The second player has 12 attempts to guess the code correctly – in each turn they try their own combination and receive feedback on which colors are correct and in the correct position.
Thanks to this, the game is ideal as brain training: it develops cognitive skills, spatial imagination, logical reasoning, the ability to connect information, and attentiveness.
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