Winning MovesDa Vinci Code

We really enjoyed this game when a friend brought it around. My children begged me to get it. I have children ranging from 8-12, parents and grandparents and they all like it (including my dyslexic child). With the younger ones we started playing in pairs as a team to give them the confidence to learn the stategies and understand the game. There are two complete sets of numbers 0-12 in both black and white tiles.Players have to select tiles at random and arrange them in numerical order in front of them , but hidden from other players. The game begins with luck in that you have to try and guess what number tiles the other players have without revealing any of yours to them. This happens if you make a mistake because you by have to reveal by laying down , the tile you picked up from the central pool at the start of your turn. This gets easier to work out by deduction as the game progresses and more tiles are revealed (they have to be laid out in numerical order). The tiles are robust and the game should last well, (providing no pieces get lost!!)

Really pleased with this. I’ve bought it for my daughter’s birthday, after we played it with some friends. I know she will live it.

Loved this game years ago and delighted to now have my own copy! Brilliant game of maths and logical thinking!

I use this in school to support my students with resilience and thinking skills. It's a simple game but tricky to master, and demands real concentration. Absolutely brilliant.

Brilliant numbers thinking game, each round is quite short.