Pentago

PentagoPut your spatial visualisation to the test in this two player game. Can you make five in a row before your opponent? Great for all ages and for cross age competition. How do you play Pentago? It's a quick setup. You take the lid off the game board, pick your colour and you're ready to go. Players take it in turns placing a piece and then rotating one quadrant of the game board by 90 degrees. The first player to make 5 in a row is the winner. It such a

Put your spatial visualisation to the test in this two player game.

Can you make five-in-a-row before your opponent?

Great for all ages and for cross age competition.

How do you play Pentago?

It's a quick setup. You take the lid off the game board, pick your colour and you're ready to go.

Players take it in turns placing a piece and then rotating one quadrant of the game board by 90 degrees.

The first player to make 5 in a row is the winner. It such a simple game but the complexity added by the twist of the board is amazing.

When playing with my 6 year old he would often turn the board and produce 5 in a row. I couldn't see it coming.

What can you learn?

- spatial visualisation
- planning ahead and strategy

THINKercise twists

• Can you recognise danger patterns to look out for?
  - try to win in a way where you can't lose (ie there is no way for your opponent to block you).

Please note:  this game now comes in a 25cm x 25cm x 6cm cardboard box with a flimsy plastic insert.  The board is 18cm x 18cm x 3cm.  It can possibly be shipped for less if you would like just the board, pieces and rules.  Please contact me if this is the case.