Call it a color-coded version of Sudoku. This title expands the classic Mastermind game into a new dimension, adding an extra layer of abstract thought. In the original Mastermind, players are required to guess the colors of several blocks lined up in a row, with only a limited number of attempts allowed. After each guess, the game lets the player know how spaces were correctly guessed, as well as how many colors were correct, but on the wrong space. Using these clues, logical-minded players can ultimately guess the entire sequence. This 2D version adds a new twist, with a nine-tile board. A few levels of difficulty are available, and most players will be able to win the first round on the easiest level. The game's primary flaw is a lack of mouse controls; players must select tiles and mark colors using the keyboard. Graphics also are quite simplistic. Nevertheless, this creative freebie is likely to appeal to computer users eager to challenge their logic skills.
What’s new in version 1.345
Version 1.345 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
It is mastermind in 2 dimensions, it is really hard. The game has nice color scheme and looks good. Anyone looking for a tough puzzle game shouldn't miss this one, I have it on my PC for a year already.
Cons
none. Well, some guys may say, that it would be better, if it had some greate atmosphic music in the background, cool effects and some interactive advisor in 3D, but I suppose a freeware puzzle game 700KB in size just doesn't need all of that.
Figure out all nine colors of the board cells in a mind game for one person.The 2nd Dimension of Mastermind is based on the board game Mastermind. Though it is played in two dimensions. It is a mind game for one person. The goal of the game is to figure out all nine colors. After the player has entered some colors, hints are given which colors are already correct.
