Turing Machine Coding Puzzle Game

In 1936, Alan Turing created the first conceptual model of a computer known affectionately as a Turing machine. Think of it as the great-grandparent of today’s desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. This code-cracking game challenges players to discover millions of secret three-digit codes using a Turing machine–like artificial intelligence system made entirely of perforated cardboard and paper.

• Features a proto-computer AI machine tile that does not require wires, internet, or electricity (pretty retro, right?).
• Round after round, competitors stack cards to “ask” the computer logic questions to uncover the secret three-digit code through the process of elimination or relations between numbers.
• Play solo or in teams to decipher more than 7 million possible combinations created by an online problem-generator website.
• Comes with a cardholder, 45 punch cards, 48 criteria cards, and 95 verification cards.
• Includes 50 note sheets, four screens, and one marker for gameplay. QR code links to gameplay video.
• Made in China.