A 1v1 digital tabletop game where strategy and critical thinking clashes. Each player holds their own 4-digit combination that sums up to 20, in which must be kept secret from the other player at all cost. This is because in order to win, you must be able to guess the other player’s combination. Challenge your friends!Twist your brains and challenge your minds in a 1v1 game where each clue truly matters. Unlock your critical thinking by challenging your friends in a game of guessing codes. Test your strategy and logical skills with this exciting game.Two players are tasked to input their own set of 4-digit combinations that equates to 20.Each player takes turn in viewing the clue that might or might not lead a step closer toward victory! The only way to win is to guess your opponent’s combination first!Improve and unlock your logical reasoning and critical thinking as this is a battle of brains and strategies.
Pokémon GO is a mobile game that became a worldwide sensation upon its release in July 2016. Developed by Niantic, Inc., in collaboration with Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, the game blends the excitement of augmented reality (AR) with the iconic world of Pokémon. Pokémon GO invites players to venture outside and explore their real-world environment to catch virtual creatures known as Pokémon, and this groundbreaking concept of blending digital gameplay with real-world exploration has led to the game's immense popularity.
The game's core mechanic revolves around using a smartphone’s GPS and camera to locate, capture, battle, and train virtual creatures that appear in various real-world locations. Pokémon GO is designed to encourage players to get active by moving around in the real world, with Pokémon appearing at different locations depending on geographical factors, time of day, and weather conditions. It creates a unique experience for each player, as their local environment influences the kinds of Pokémon they may encounter.
Players interact with the game through an app on their smartphone, which uses augmented reality to overlay virtual Pokémon in the player’s real-world surroundings. As they walk around, they can see Pokémon that appear superimposed on the screen, and they can attempt to capture them using a throwing mechanic, typically involving the swipe of a finger on the screen to throw a Poké Ball. This capture mechanic is simple, yet engaging, requiring players to account for the Pokémon’s movements and other factors like the timing and accuracy of their throw.
