A simple yet challenging family board game that involves just 10 numbers and 12 symbols! Mind Your Numbers is a simple, short board game that anyone who knows how to add, subtract, multiply & divide single digit numbers can play. Yet, one needs to plan & strategize well to win this challenging mind game. All brain, little luck mind game for all ages above 8 years. Small, light-weight, easy to carry, play it anywhereHow The Game WorksUsing just 10 numbers and 12 symbols, players compete for 9 rounds to earn points with higher results. Planning when to use which number & symbol combination holds the key to winning. The combination changes every time you play due to 2 randomly chosen mystery numbers that are hidden from opponents & award bonus points in the end Improves Numeracy Logical Thinking Arithmetic CalculationsWatch & learn how to play in 5 mins: https://youtu.be/YEsu3KMtbhkGame Components 10 Numbers (0 to 9): 2 sets, one for each player 12 Symbols (addition, subtraction, multiplication & division): 2 sets, 3 of each type 2 Player Boards: 1 for each player 10 Mystery Numbers (0 to 9): 1 set to make sure each player gets a different number 1 Mystery Board: With numbers 0 to 9 marked to keep track of the results in each round 20 Brown & 10 Red Cubes: Wooden cubes for players to keep track of their points Game Rules: Fully illustrated rules sheetAbout Kitki Kitki was started by BITSian alumni to transform learning into a truly exciting experience. Visit us at www.kitki.in & follow us at facebook.com/openkitki or twitter.com/openkitki
L**L
Cheaply made
Not clear on how to play. After looking up online it’s not that interesting. The bits in the game are very flimsy and cheap
R**T
Goods arrived.
Goods arrived on due date. Pleased with the goods. As described . Thank you.
M**A
It already arrived 1 day before scheduled time, perfect!
It already arrived 1 day before scheduled time, perfect!
W**H
Great game, a bit like cards, trying to achieve your objective while thwarting your opponent.
Instructions are slightly unclear. Digital style digits are unnecessary, and less clear than a simpler font would be. However, once you get past these two obstacles, the game is excellent. In each round, you are trying to achieve two objectives : to beat your opponent in that round, and to "guide" the results of the maths operations to be equal to values defined by your "hidden cards", whilst make sure they don't match the results on your opponents "hidden cards". This is where the strategy really comes in, and you'll find you and your opponent getting better the more you play.I've played it with my 8 year old son several times now, we typically play 2 or 3 games before putting it away.Highly recommended for people who like maths and strategy, and are willing to overcome the initial hurdles of understanding gameplay.
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