The joy is obviously in the puzzle, but the strategy is largely in selecting which question to ask. This is particularly true in the four-player game, where not only are you getting information, you’re also giving information to your opponents. Tech Domains have also given freeCodeCamp.org a grant for us to create a "Let's Play"-style walkthrough of the game.

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You may want to take notes when asking questions. Draw the top card from the pile of Question Cards and place it face up in the middle of the table, replacing the card you chose. Above the other players boxes is an area with every number in the game, you can use this to cross numbers off as you disqualify them

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If you guess correctly, the remainder of the round continues to give all players equal turns then everyone who guessed correctly at the end of that round is an equal winner

Break the Code (Test your mind with this group game) How to Play Break the Code (Test your mind with this group game)

For example, "Red 0, Blue 2, Green 5, Red 6, Blue 6!" Your opponent answers either "Correct" if you were right, or "Wrong" if you were not. If your opponent guessed your tiles and only some were correct, do not tell them which were correct, as they can guess again on their next turn. On your turn, you can either guess their tiles, or ask a question. There are six face up question cards on the table, and they provide you information. Sample questions include:

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Step 2: After the host has made their combination, the guessing players will begin the guess the code. To make the game easier, the host may include tips like noting the range of the numbers. For example, if the code is 9999, then the host may say that the code is over 9,000. You can customize this by creating a table with 4 columns in it and create multiple rows to fill up an entire A4 sheet. Create 2 sections labeled Almost and Perfect next to the table. Draw 4 circles under each of these sections. Each circle will represent one of the columns in your table. In a three player game, you may guess the hidden Number Tiles at any time, even if it is not your turn. Announce to the other players that you will guess, and secretly write down what you think the numbers and colors of the five hidden Number Tiles are. Place all of the Number Tiles face down and shuffle them. Place your Game Screen in front of you, then randomly take five tiles. Place them face up behind your screen just as you would for a two player game.