Coda / Da Vinci Code

Coda - also published as Da Vinci Code in some countries From the box: Conceal your secret code, outguess your opponent, deduce the solution, amaze your foes. In the game of CODA players try to crack each other's "code" - a sequence of secret numbers. Guess an opponent's secret number and it is revealed (by knocking it down). Guess incorrectly and you must reveal one of your own secret numbers! On each turn, a new number enters play, which helps you to narrow the possibilities and grow your own code. Common sense, intuition and your "detective" skills will guide you to success. Tabletop Simulator gameplay tips: Set rotation degrees to 90° If you want to play the normal version, leave the dash piece aside If you want to play the advanced version, set the dash piece to hidden state (press 1 while hovering the piece) and put it in the bag with the others Put all the black pieces in the black bag and all the white pieces in the white bag and shuffle the bags You can also play without the bags if you just place the pieces in the middle and shuffle them Which color you draw is up to you, as long as there are pieces left in a bag When you draw from the bag, rotate the piece around, and place it flat side facing to you Rotate the piece around to see which side is flat After you have drawn, you can press 2 while hovering the piece to reveal it and 1 to hide it To guess your opponents piece, if you're using a mic, you can point at or raise a piece and say your guess. If you don't use a mic, you can, for example, use the draw tool to draw your guess next to the piece and then the eraser tool to erase it. To reveal one of your pieces to your opponent(s), set the state to revealed and use the Flick tool (F6) and flick the top of the piece with a force of 5 to 10 NOTE: I based this on the original game, where the arrows in the back of the pieces always point to the bigger number. Don't think of the arrow as a smaller-than symbol. Video review (this was the best video I could find