Coding Puzzle Game Guess the Code Codebreaker 

One of the most effective ways to develop interpersonal skills in children is to play board, logic or arcade games. They develop intelligence, the ability to express oneself effectively and communicate one's intentions and desires to others. 

One of the players is tasked with creating a code, choosing five colored pawns in secret from the opponent and placing any combination of them in the encryption space, thus establishing a unique and secret code. It is placed in 5 holes covered by a curtain, so they are not visible to the other player, who becomes a guesser. The opponent has 12 attempts to guess the code. In each attempt, he places pawns on the board in the order that seems closest to the secret code. Each smaller colored (usually black) pawn means that one of the larger pawns of a given color has been placed in the supposed code in the right place. Each smaller white pawn indicates the existence of a larger pawn of the right color but in the wrong place. In this way, the guesser has an increasing amount of information that allows him to unravel the mystery.

After evaluating the attempt, the guesser makes another one. The game ends after the guesser correctly indicates the code or after twelve unsuccessful attempts.

The coding player receives as many points as the guesser attempted. If the code is not cracked, an additional point is awarded to it. The winner is the player who scored more points after the predetermined number of rounds played.

The game is designed for two people. 

Kit contents: 

- board 

- 108 pawns in 6 suits 

- 30 red and 30 white pointing pawns

- rules of the game 

It is CE certified , and it is EN71 compliant . Designed for children over 4 years of age.