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What's in the box 80 task cards 10 tactile cards 24 winning chips Rules of the game After Cortex was "born" and deservedly gained popularity among the players, some noted that it is somewhat difficult for the youngest children. This served as an incentive for Johan Benvenuto and Nicholas Borjoin to create, so to speak, a lightweight version that could be played by kids as young as 6 years old. Versatile challenges During the game, children will not only have a lot of fun, but also develop several important skills: Memory Logic Mindfulness Reaction Thinking Mental Counting Coordination Sensory perception Participants will have to go through a series of challenging and interesting tests at the same time, for example: Finding an extra image Guide the cat to the mouse Go through the maze. Collect the puzzle. At each stage, you can earn 1 card, and after collecting 2 of the same type, exchange them for victory tokens. The latter differ in color - to win, you will have to collect 4 pieces of different colors. This is not so easy to do, because some of the tasks can cause difficulties not only for children, but also for adults. The game can be played alone, although it will be less interesting, but you can practice in order to show all your skills with your friends in the next game. Tactile Cards Cards in which you need to identify an object through touch deserve special attention. To memorize the cards, the players can touch and examine them even before the start of the game, for which only 10 seconds are allocated. If a similar card falls out, and it turns out to correctly identify the depicted object, then you immediately receive 1 victory token.