Logic

This is a review for a logic game that features two modes: single mode and network mode. In single mode, the computer places and hides chesspieces for you, while in network mode, you can play with someone else over the internet.

In network mode, you place chesspieces for your opponent and try to guess their moves. The winner is the one who guesses their opponent's chesspieces in the smallest number of steps.

The game has specific rules that require you to guess four hidden chesspieces in a maximum of ten steps. After each attempt, you receive a prompt on the right side of the game field. The prompts evaluate the chesspieces as either black or white. If you guess both the color and place of the chesspiece, it is marked as black. If you only guess the color, it is marked as white.

However, beware that among the hidden chesspieces, there may be up to three that are painted in a similar color. In general, the chesspieces that participate in this game are painted in six different colors.

Overall, this logic game provides a fun and challenging experience that requires both strategy and critical thinking.