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What's in the box Two versions of the rules of the game - ordinary and complicated Double-sided field for playing 52 game cards 5 cardboard blocks 4 figures of all-terrain vehicles 4 tokens of bases 20 tokens with lifestyles Robotics is one of the most popular branches of modern science. Programmable robots are now being widely implemented in almost all spheres of human life and, of course, any curious child would like to try himself as the creator of such a miracle of innovative technologies. The board game "Progers" provides such an opportunity. Here players will need to create all-terrain vehicles and carry out with their help research on distant planets in order to find life on them. Preparation for the game, gameplay First you need to find out the level of training of the players and choose the planet that is planned to be explored in accordance with it. The yellow planet is suitable for the smallest programmers (and you can play this board from the age of 6), and the red planet is suitable for more experienced robotics. Then you need to place blocks-hills on the planet to give it a unique look. You can place them in any order you like. Also, you need to spread lifestyle tokens on the surface of the planet. Each player receives 5 navigation cards. They are necessary in order to program the trajectory of the ATVs. In one turn, the player must lay out an algorithm for the movement of the all-terrain vehicle from the available navigation cards so that it can get to one of the lifestyle tokens and deliver it to the base. Who is this game suitable for? The "Progers" board will be useful for all children, without exception, because it immediately explains on a practical level what an algorithm is. The process of the game and, accordingly, its outcome fully depend on the actions of the players - how correctly they will be able to plan their actions, how quickly they will be able to make decisions regarding adjusting their actions depending on the current situation. The game is especially recommended for children who are interested in programming and robots - they will definitely be delighted with it.