This code-breaking game brings back memories of a childhood favorite! The plastic pieces are well-molded with no sharp edges, and they fit perfectly into the board. It’s a fantastic game for building critical thinking skills, making it an ideal addition to my classroom. Highly recommended for both fun and learning!

We purchased this last christmas for our 9 year old. He absolutely loves it. I love that it is challenging and gets him to try to engage his brain to see different scenarios and possibilities. Quality is excellent and it is well worth the money.

I have always loved this code-breaking game and have passed that love onto my kids. We love the strategy aspect of it, and the fun competition of trying to figure out the code in fewer steps than one another. The game board and pieces are very well made, colorful and sturdy. The play on this version is slightly different from the original because the code entails five pegs instead of four, which takes some getting used to, strategy-wise. I was especially excited by this version because of the different colors of the playing pegs, which include four new colors the original version does not have-gray, sky blue, pink and orange. We have taken to combining our pegs from both versions together to have an abundance of color choices and one massively challenging game, and are having a blast.

Each time we play, we add one more layer of complexity or strategy. It was a little frustrating at first for my kid, but it is now a favorite game. It's great to see the concepts clicking over time. It's a great game to practice problem-solving. The pretty colors help make it enticing.

This code-breaking game brings back memories of a childhood favorite! The plastic pieces are well-molded with no sharp edges, and they fit perfectly into the board. It’s a fantastic game for building critical thinking skills, making it an ideal addition to my classroom. Highly recommended for both fun and learning!

We purchased this last christmas for our 9 year old. He absolutely loves it. I love that it is challenging and gets him to try to engage his brain to see different scenarios and possibilities. Quality is excellent and it is well worth the money.

I have always loved this code-breaking game and have passed that love onto my kids. We love the strategy aspect of it, and the fun competition of trying to figure out the code in fewer steps than one another. The game board and pieces are very well made, colorful and sturdy. The play on this version is slightly different from the original because the code entails five pegs instead of four, which takes some getting used to, strategy-wise. I was especially excited by this version because of the different colors of the playing pegs, which include four new colors the original version does not have-gray, sky blue, pink and orange. We have taken to combining our pegs from both versions together to have an abundance of color choices and one massively challenging game, and are having a blast.

Each time we play, we add one more layer of complexity or strategy. It was a little frustrating at first for my kid, but it is now a favorite game. It's great to see the concepts clicking over time. It's a great game to practice problem-solving. The pretty colors help make it enticing.

This code-breaking game brings back memories of a childhood favorite! The plastic pieces are well-molded with no sharp edges, and they fit perfectly into the board. It’s a fantastic game for building critical thinking skills, making it an ideal addition to my classroom. Highly recommended for both fun and learning!

We purchased this last christmas for our 9 year old. He absolutely loves it. I love that it is challenging and gets him to try to engage his brain to see different scenarios and possibilities. Quality is excellent and it is well worth the money.

I have always loved this code-breaking game and have passed that love onto my kids. We love the strategy aspect of it, and the fun competition of trying to figure out the code in fewer steps than one another. The game board and pieces are very well made, colorful and sturdy. The play on this version is slightly different from the original because the code entails five pegs instead of four, which takes some getting used to, strategy-wise. I was especially excited by this version because of the different colors of the playing pegs, which include four new colors the original version does not have-gray, sky blue, pink and orange. We have taken to combining our pegs from both versions together to have an abundance of color choices and one massively challenging game, and are having a blast.

Each time we play, we add one more layer of complexity or strategy. It was a little frustrating at first for my kid, but it is now a favorite game. It's great to see the concepts clicking over time. It's a great game to practice problem-solving. The pretty colors help make it enticing.

This code-breaking game brings back memories of a childhood favorite! The plastic pieces are well-molded with no sharp edges, and they fit perfectly into the board. It’s a fantastic game for building critical thinking skills, making it an ideal addition to my classroom. Highly recommended for both fun and learning!

We purchased this last christmas for our 9 year old. He absolutely loves it. I love that it is challenging and gets him to try to engage his brain to see different scenarios and possibilities. Quality is excellent and it is well worth the money.

I have always loved this code-breaking game and have passed that love onto my kids. We love the strategy aspect of it, and the fun competition of trying to figure out the code in fewer steps than one another. The game board and pieces are very well made, colorful and sturdy. The play on this version is slightly different from the original because the code entails five pegs instead of four, which takes some getting used to, strategy-wise. I was especially excited by this version because of the different colors of the playing pegs, which include four new colors the original version does not have-gray, sky blue, pink and orange. We have taken to combining our pegs from both versions together to have an abundance of color choices and one massively challenging game, and are having a blast.

Each time we play, we add one more layer of complexity or strategy. It was a little frustrating at first for my kid, but it is now a favorite game. It's great to see the concepts clicking over time. It's a great game to practice problem-solving. The pretty colors help make it enticing.