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Our Verdict
Looking for a game that makes you think outside the box (and with your eyes closed)? Four Senses is pure tactile and strategic fun!
Highlights
- Unique tactile experience
- Challenging for all
- Inclusive and fun
- Great wooden pieces
Keep in mind
- Requires concentration
- Limited replayability
- For tactile lovers
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Get ready for Four Senses (also known as Megateh): you'll be playing blindfolded or with your eyes closed! The idea is to use your sense of touch to place differently shaped wooden pieces on the board, and your memory to remember where everything is. The goal is to be the first to complete one of three winning conditions: forming a line with 4 identical pieces, aligning 4 different pieces on the same level, or building 3 rising steps (1-2-3). It's a super cool 3D game for 2 or 3 players, perfect for those with visual impairments, but don't be fooled: it's challenging and fun for everyone! The game relies entirely on touch, with no sound effects, and promotes an evening of strategy, gameplay, and good conversation, whether you are sighted or visually impaired. The quality of the wooden pieces adds a special touch, and the tactile experience is the highlight. Prepare to sharpen your senses and surprise your friends with this brilliant move!
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Categories
Families
Publisher
Logy Games, Gen-X Games (GenX), Helvetiq
Designer
Mitsuo Yamamoto
Artist
Florian Bellon, Mitsuo Yamamoto
What is the minimum recommended age?
Generally, games like this are recommended from around 8 years old, but since the focus is on touch and memory, it can vary depending on the player's maturity.
How many players can participate?
Four Senses is designed for 2 or 3 players. It works well in these configurations, maintaining the tension.
How long does a game session last?
Games are quick, typically lasting between 10 and 20 minutes. Perfect for a quick play or to kick off the evening.
Is the game really difficult because you can't see?
It's a different kind of challenge! The difficulty comes from trusting your touch and memory, not from complex rules. It's surprisingly strategic.
What are the main components of the game?
You'll find wooden pieces with various shapes and a board where they will be placed. The quality of the pieces is a strong point.
Is it suitable for visually impaired people?
Yes! The game was designed to be accessible and fun for people with visual impairments, but it also shines for anyone who wants a different experience.