How do you play it? 

Skills that are worked on by playing:

Strategic planning

Spatial conception

Operating memory

Reasoning and cognitive flexibility

The cube that has been making our heads dance for almost 50 years (thanks Ernő Rubik for inventing it!).

With 43.252.003.274.489.856.000 (approximately 43 quintillion) possible positions, did you know that any of these positions can be resolved with just 20 moves? 

Dare to test yourself with the most popular mechanical puzzle in history!

   How do you play it?

Skills that are worked on by playing:

Logical thinking

Ability to concentrate and improve memory

mental agility

Originating 1000 years ago in China from dice games, it appeared in Europe for the first time in Italy during the XNUMXth century.

Its name comes from the Latin verb Dominare and means I win.

And you, masters?

   How do you play it? 

Skills that are worked on by playing:

Strategic planning

Spatial conception

Operating memory

Reasoning and cognitive flexibility

Have you ever considered that chess helps you learn to solve complex problems? Did you know that playing chess has a positive impact on numerical and verbal skills, and helps to improve memory?

Don't think about it anymore and come move!

   How do you play it?

Skills that are worked on by playing:

Logical thinking

Patience

Concentration

Spatial intelligence

Did you know that the first puzzle was created in 1766 by a British cartographer named John Spilsburry and it was a map?

Don't think about it anymore and come and place tiles!

   How do you play it? 

Skills that are worked on by playing:

Strategic planning

Concentration and patience

Reformulation of strategies and management of frustration

106 cards and a wide variety of strategies to defend your camp from your opponent. Or are you one of those who loves to destroy the camp of the person across the table?

Don't think about it anymore and find out your favorite option!

   How do you play it?

Skills that are worked on by playing:

Logical-mathematical reasoning

Attention and concentration

Information processing speed

What happens when a country like Romania is banned from playing cards? So, new games like this are born ... a card game, where the cards are wooden / plastic cards. "Made the law, made the trap" is what Ephraim Hertzano probably thought when he invented it around 1940.

   How do you play it? 

Skills that are worked on by playing:

Strategic planning

Reformulation of strategies and management of frustration

mental agility

You will be the leader of a civilization, become a scientist, create unimaginable constructions and find the perfect combination to impose your supremacy.

Don't think about it anymore and build your civilization!