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2024
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Description
This is the logical puzzle game to guess the opponent's 6 numbers by digital numbers.
During the game, you ask the question "How many segments(the part of digital number) in the row or column" ,"Which of the two numbers is the larger?" or "Is that number odd or even?" to guess the opponent's number.
This game is recommended for people who usually enjoy logic puzzles such as Sudoku and Wordle etc.
—description from the publisher
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Watch It Played Review at 9:37 sentiment: neutral
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neutral
Pros
none
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none
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
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Quotes (from this video)
- The nice thing when when curve ball comes out this bracket starts on the lowest level.
- The color coding this game really works well that way.
- Steelheart he's gonna go up one more already can't go any higher and that means gonna trigger this effect which kills another innocent sensor
- if they want us to take powerhouse I think we should give it a try
- ho sizzling now she would do research or two and give us one money not the best reward
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The Dice Tower Review at 3:20 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Engaging deduction
- Clear rules for yes/no questions
Cons
- Pencil marks may be hard to see
- Best with two players
Thematic elements
- numbers and deduction
- Abstract, two-player logic puzzle about guessing a six-digit code
- puzzle/logic
Comparison games
- Alphabet Code
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deduction — Players build a six-digit code with constraints and ask questions to deduce it.
- Deduction / logic — Players build a six-digit code with constraints and ask questions to deduce it.
- interactive questioning — Ask about counts, odd/even, order to infer digits.
- two-player abstraction — Primarily a two-player back-and-forth clue game.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Very simple game.
- I like this one.
- I'd give this one a 7 out of 10.
- This game is cute. It's simple. It's easy to play.
- This game is fun.
- I was very pleased with this one.
- The idea is fun.
- Seven out of 10 for Champions of Wind and Fire.
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Tabletop Tokki Discussion at 11:54 sentiment: neutral
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Overall sentiment (raw)
neutral
Pros
- Interesting logic puzzle
- Tightly designed
Cons
- Similar feel to Touring Machine; not a strong thematic hook
Thematic elements
- logic deduction
- unknown
- puzzle
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deduction — fill rows/columns with digits; odd/even patterns and segments
- grid/logic deduction — fill rows/columns with digits; odd/even patterns and segments
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Quotes (from this video)
- Message from the Stars was a really fun, fresh take on this with determining specific letters.
- If you're a fan of word puzzles like Wordle or things like that, this would definitely be one to check out.
- This one gets a high recommendation from me.
- I really enjoyed this one at four players.
- I really love the puzzle of this one.
- Sphinx is a one to four player tile manipulation game. I was really let down.
- Are You a Robot? This is a super quick two to three player deduction game.
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