Turing Tumble[1] is wonderful, happy that it got a mention. I thought it'd be a great idea for our office as we've got a lot of staff here who love logic puzzle

Turing Tumble[1] is wonderful, happy that it got a mention. I thought it'd be a great idea for our office as we've got a lot of staff here who love logic puzzles, but my 4yo daughter at home had the first try and she won't let it out of the house now. The game feels like a physical version of The Incredible Machine or Zachtronics games. It's essentially a marble run on a board which you can add logic gates to. There are two different colours of balls which serve as input, and the puzzle specifies what output you require. The later puzzles in the book are much too complex for my daughter but she has actually been able to solve the easy ones on her own. She uses it creatively too, making machines which she likes to show off to her mum and I. Even without my daughter enjoying it I'd keep it at home because I've found the puzzles really fun and is satisfyingly tactile. I'm hoping they create a community puzzle repository for people to contribute to - might be a good project idea for people if they don't though. Highly recommended. [1]: https://www.turingtumble.com/ https://www.turingtumble.com/