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    We love the folks at Blue Orange Games. Not only do they plant two trees for every one they use in the production of their games, they also create ridiculously fun, brain-boosting games like Sumoku that appeal to children and adults alike. Sumoku is a crossword-style game with numbers that helps develop math skills and can be played five different ways. In the basic version, players roll the die and then create rows and columns from numbered tiles that add up to multiples of the number shown on the die. Just add up the numbers on the tiles to get the score for each turn.


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    Brain Health Expert Says:

    "Exercise your frontal lobe as you do quick mental math to become more alert and focused during everyday tasks."

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    How to Play:

    One player is the Codemaker, the other is the Codebreaker. The Codemaker chooses 4 colored pegs in a specific order and sets up the Code so that it is concealed behind the shield. The Codebreaker attempts to solve the Code by placing 4 pegs in the first row of holes. If the Breaker gets the color and position of a peg right, the Maker places a red key peg next to the guess. If the Breaker gets the color right but in the wrong position, they receive a white peg. Using logic and deduction, the Breaker attempts to solve the Code. The Maker receives one point for every row used to solve the Code. If all 10 rows have been used without solving, the Maker receives 11 points. Players switch roles.

    How to Win:

    Score the most points after playing any predetermined number of games.

     

    Additional Information

    format skills game
    number of players solo, 2 players, groups
    manufacturer recommended age
    warnings CHOKING HAZARD-- small parts. Not meant for children less than 3 years old.

    The Marbles BrainCoach says...

    Scrabble meets Sudoku! For kids, this game is great for working on basic arithmetic. For adults, you'll be surprised at the strategy required to best your opponent. An added benefit? There's a solo mode that's much, much harder than you'd expect!

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