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다빈치코드:Enigma
Mobile Board Game “Da Vinci Code: Enigma” A deadly game of codes in the palm of your hand! Hide your own code. Expose your opponent’s secrets! [How to Play] 1. The code deck consists of 13 white cards and 13 black cards, numbered 0 to 11, plus one Joker in each color. 2. On your turn, draw one card — either a black or white code card. 3. Place the drawn card in your sequence: smaller numbers go to the left, larger numbers to the right. Example: If you have 1, 5, and 7, and you draw a 6, place it between 5 and 7. 4. If you draw a Joker, place it strategically to confuse your opponent. Jokers can be placed anywhere. 5. If two cards have the same number, the black card must be placed to the left of the white card. 6. After placing your drawn card, it’s time to deduce your opponent’s code. 7. When guessing your opponent's cards, eliminate the cards you already have and the ones that have already been revealed. 8. Use the placement rules (smaller left, black before white) to deduce unknown cards. 9. If your guess is correct, the guessed card is revealed, giving you clues to narrow down further guesses. 10. You may continue guessing until you make a mistake. You can end your turn anytime after at least one correct guess. 11. If you guess wrong, your last drawn card will be revealed, and your turn ends. Hide your code. Expose your opponent’s secrets! [Badromance] [Softmarshmellow] [BePex]
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Mobile Board Game “Da Vinci Code: Enigma” A deadly game of codes in the palm of your hand! Hide your own code. Expose your opponent’s secrets! [How to Play] 1. The code deck consists of 13 white cards and 13 black cards, numbered 0 to 11, plus one Joker in each color. 2. On your turn, draw one card — either a black or white code card. 3. Place the drawn card in your sequence: smaller numbers go to the left, larger numbers to the right. Example: If you have 1, 5, and 7, and you draw a 6, place it between 5 and 7. 4. If you draw a Joker, place it strategically to confuse your opponent. Jokers can be placed anywhere. 5. If two cards have the same number, the black card must be placed to the left of the white card. 6. After placing your drawn card, it’s time to deduce your opponent’s code. 7. When guessing your opponent's cards, eliminate the cards you already have and the ones that have already been revealed. 8. Use the placement rules (smaller left, black before white) to deduce unknown cards. 9. If your guess is correct, the guessed card is revealed, giving you clues to narrow down further guesses. 10. You may continue guessing until you make a mistake. You can end your turn anytime after at least one correct guess. 11. If you guess wrong, your last drawn card will be revealed, and your turn ends. Hide your code. Expose your opponent’s secrets! [Badromance] [Softmarshmellow] [BePex]