If you enjoy a good mental challenge and love racking your brain to solve mysteries, Zendo is for you! It's a pure deduction game that will test your logic.
- Engaging logical challenge
- Stimulates inductive reasoning
- Iconic Looney Pyramids pieces
- Rules can be abstract
- Initial learning curve
About the game
What you do in a play session
The trick is that the rule can be about anything: the color of the pyramids, their quantity, their position relative to each other, whether they are stacked or not... the possibilities are endless! The goal is to carefully observe the Master's reactions, piece together the puzzle, and be the first to figure out the rule. Whoever guesses correctly scores the point and, perhaps, the win!
Zendo is inspired by another classic, Eleusis, and uses the famous Looney Pyramids. It's a game that shines in pure deduction and pattern recognition, perfect for those who enjoy mental challenges and aren't afraid to think outside the box. It comes with a cool set of pieces, and some newer versions even include blocks and wedges to vary the rules. If you enjoy games that make you think and test your hypotheses, Zendo is a sure bet to liven up any game night with friends or family.
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