CODE BREAKERS: A challenging logic and deduction game that is a popular board games in the world. This sequence board game is simple but fun. With thousands of possible code combinations, code breaker game is guaranteed to be a brain teaser! Could you create an unbreakable code or break your opponent's code in the fewest moves? Let the games begin EXCELLENT QUALITY: Made of high-quality HIPS plastic, lightweight and easy to carry, you can play it anytime and anywhere. Beautifully designed with a built-in storage tray, perfect for organizing this board game accessories without worrying about losing them STEM EDUCATIONAL: The sequence board game keeps children far away from electronic products, and it could develop children’s brain intelligence and improve children’s logical thinking and reasoning skills during the game process. Help children grow and learn with STEM and STEAM toys FAMILY GAME: Players take turns setting and breaking color codes, using logic, reasoning, and even a little luck to match the codes in this code breaker game. After each move, the code maker gives clues to the code breaker. It strengthens the relationship between parents and kids when played on a family game night. This code game is challenging enough to keep both adults and kids entertained, but not too boring that it will attract them to keep playing it again and again NICE GIFT: A simple and lively packing box makes a great gift for kids and adults. Adults, teenagers, and kids will love this strategy board game. Suitable for playing at home, school, camping or travelling Codebreaker Cracking Leisure Strategy Interactive Kids Parent-Child Board Game Toys What is included: - 1 board with built-in tray to store pegs - 192 code pegs in 8 colors - 60 key pegs in 2 colors (black&white) - 2 red&blue point pegs representing the game participants Setting up the game The player acting as Codemaker sets 5-digit colors pegs secret code. Codemaker can use repeated or different colors, or even leave some holes empty. Players can choose the red&blue pegs to represent themselves for scoring purposes. How to play: ① The codebreaker places 5 colored pegs in each of the rows of holes in the codebreaking zone. ② Next to the codebreaking area is the answer prompt area. The codemaker places white or black pegs to prompt the codebreaker on the matching position: -Black means that the color and position are correct. -White means that the color is correct but the position is incorrect. -Leave empty if both color and position are incorrect. At the end of a row of codebreaking testing, the codebreaker uses the information given by the codemaker in the previous row to continue to deduce the code in the next row. ③ The game can be played on two different difficulty levels: Level 1: the secret code is made up of 5 different colors, making it easier to guess. Level 2: colors in the secret code can be repeated Level 3: repeated color and a hole or two can be left empty, making it harder to guess the correct solution. The codemaker can also confuse the codebreaker by randomly placing a black prompt peg, leaving the codebreaker with no way to get started. ④ When the codebreaker breaks the code, that player places a red or blue peg representing themselves next to the number of rows in which the code was breaked. ⑤Players take turns to swap roles and the player who breaks the code fewer times wins! More than 2,000 possible code combinations make the game different every time. So let the game begin now!