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| DaVinci Code ( Der internationale Spielebestseller ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Winning Moves | |||||
| Designer | Wakasugi Eiji | |||||
| Artist | Formsprache W. Brunner | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 2-4 | ca. 15 min | 10+ | 2004 | |||
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DaVinci Code 12 game pieces each in black and white are numbered
from 0 to 11, for the advanced game there is one piece each in black and white
with a dash. Each player draws four pieces which he arranges in increasing
order, in the case of identical numbers the black stone is put left of the
white one. In his move a player draws a piece from the pile and then chooses
any piece of an opponent and guesses the number on that piece. If he is correct
he may go on guessing or place the piece he drew on the correct spot in his row
of pieces. The opponent must lay open the correctly guessed piece. If the guess
was wrong the active player must place his stone and lay it open. The last
player to have concealed pieces wins the game. Deduction game * 2-4 players from age 10 * Designer: Eiji Wagasuki * ca. 15 min * 70146,
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