Decrypto

In Decrypto, players are divided into two teams. The goal is to correctly interpret coded messages from teammates and crack the codes intercepted from the opposing team. Each team has its own screen where four cards are placed in numbered pockets (1 - 4). Team - members can see their own team's words while hiding them from the other team. In the first round, a team member takes a code card showing three digits from 1 - 4 in a certain order (e.g., 4 - 2 - 1) and gives a coded message for teammates to guess the code. A correct guess is great; an incorrect one results in a black mark of failure. From the second round, team members give clues for a new numbered code. The other team tries to guess the code. A correct guess earns a white mark of success for them; an incorrect one means the original team must guess correctly or get a black mark. The game ends when a team gets its second white mark (wins) or second black mark (loses). Usually, games last 4 - 7 rounds. If no team wins after eight rounds, both teams guess the other's words, and the team with more correct guesses wins.

How to use: First, divide players into two teams. Each team places four cards in numbered pockets on their screen. In the first round, a team member takes a code card and gives a coded message to help teammates guess the code. In subsequent rounds, the process continues with new codes. If the other team guesses your code correctly, they get a white mark; if your team guesses wrong, you get a black mark. The game ends when a team gets two white or two black marks. If it goes to the eighth round without a winner, both teams try to guess the other's words. Note: Try to make your coded messages clear enough for your teammates but hard for the opposing team to crack. Keep the game fair and respect the rules. Maintenance: Since this is a card - based game, keep the cards in a dry and clean place to prevent damage. Avoid bending or getting the cards wet.