Domemo Stonehenge – Logic Deduction Game for Teens & Adults | Guess Your Hidden Numbers | Classic Alex Randolph Tabletop Game with Wooden Tiles

There are 7 sevens, 6 sizes,...and so on. Everyone is given a few numbers that they cannot see but everyone else at the table can. Using the information of what you can see you need to try to guess what numbers you have. A fast fun logic game with great wooden components. Easy to teach and quick to setup and start playing. Comes in a small box with barely enough room for all the components. Highly recommended.

I remember liking the game Risk for some of the same reasons I like Stonehenge, They both take logic and strategy. The big difference is how Risk can drag on for hours with people deep in thought, while Stonehenge is played at a very fast pace. Each Stonehenge game only lasts about 20 minutes. It's is a great game for those who want to give their brain an exciting fast workout and who also have a competitive streak. It's easy to learn if you are a logical thinker, but some people may find it confusing and frustrating, so know your crowd. Stonehenge is a 5 star game but I have to knock off a star because the box is frustratingly small. The thick wooden playing pieces (representing stones) look good and feel substantial, but it's like solving a jigsaw puzzle to fit them all back into the cardboard box. After wasting time on that once, I decided to throw them in a flip top shoe box with a cutout from the original box face glued on top.. Seriously, a game for thinkers should have a box that's better thought out for function.