Wooden Logic

A game to practice logic and combinatorics. At the beginning of the game, the first player secretly places any combination of four colored pegs in a hidden part under the game board. The second player tries to guess this combination by creating a combination of four pegs in turn in each row on the board. The first player evaluates each attempt with small evaluation pegs as follows: for each peg that the guessing player placed in the correct color, he assigns a black peg, for each playing peg that the guessing player placed in the correct color but for the wrong instead, allocate a white peg. The guessing player does not know for which peg the pegs have been assigned. The game ends when the guessing player guesses the combination (the winning attempt is therefore evaluated by the full number of black pegs). The players then swap roles and the game continues. The winner is the player who needed fewer attempts to guess. Age: 3+. Dimensions: 30.5 x 16.5 x 2.5 cm.