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Wooden Game ''Secret Code''

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$13.33 $19.9 In stock

Category: kids games

Wooden Game ''Secret Code''

A logic game in which you have to discover a secret code of 4 colours that your opponent has chosen with as few attempts as possible. A wooden game from the Moulin Roty.

Good to Know

  • Material: pine wood, cotton
  • 4 in a row game
  • 2 player game
  • Care: Washable with a soft and damp cloth
  • Recommended age: 5 years +
  • Size: 27 x 14.5 cm

About the Brand Moulin Roty was first born in the 1970's, created by a group of friends who launched their first toy models: the soft car and rag doll before expanding into décor and games for children. Moulin Roty's toys have a lovely nostalgic feel at their core.

Manufacturer: Moulin Roty

Z.l. de la Sangle, 44390 Nort S / Erdre, France

www.moulinroty.com
[email protected]

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

The wooden pegs slide in so satisfyingly, and the compact board makes it perfect for travel. We've already played a dozen rounds as a family and the logic puzzle keeps everyone quiet for longer than I expected.

Riley S. ★★★★★

My nephew loves the challenge of guessing the four-color code, and the wooden pieces feel much nicer than plastic game tokens. It keeps him focused for a good 20 minutes at a time.

Emma ★★★★★

My six-year-old grasped the code-breaking concept in minutes, and the colored pegs feel nice and chunky for small hands. We've already played five rounds this evening, and he's asking for a rematch tomorrow.