MasterMind

The MasterMind board game is a classic two-player code-breaking game. The game was created by an Israeli software engineer named Mordecai Meirowitz in 1970 and has since become a popular game worldwide.

The game consists of a board with four rows and ten columns where each row represents a guess made by the codebreaker. The codemaker selects a secret code consisting of four colored pegs, choosing from six colors.

The codebreaker attempts to guess the code by placing colored pegs in each of the four rows on the board. After each guess, the codemaker provides feedback in the form of black and white pegs.

A black peg indicates that a guessed peg is the correct color in the correct position, while a white peg indicates that a guessed peg is the correct color but in the wrong position. The feedback helps the codebreaker narrow down possible combinations for their next guess.

The game continues until the codebreaker correctly guesses the secret code or runs out of turns. MasterMind is a fun and challenging game for players of all ages.