6x6 Grid-Filling Logic Puzzle Game with Two Boards, Seven Dice and 62000+ Solutions for 1 or 2 Players
6x6 Grid-Filling Logic Puzzle Game with Two Boards, Seven Dice and 62000+ Solutions for 1 or 2 Players
A 6x6 grid-filling logic puzzle game creates a new spatial challenge whenever the seven coordinate dice are rolled. The Happy Puzzle Company Genius Square includes two matching grids, blocker sets and colored shapes so one player can solve against the clock or two players can race side by side.
Roll all seven dice, place one blocker on each matching coordinate and fill every remaining space with the nine colored shapes. Each generated arrangement has at least one solution, while the source lists 62,208 possible solutions across the system, giving repeat players a broad mix of easier and harder layouts. Two complete play areas allow simultaneous competition without sharing pieces, and solo mode turns the same components into a focused pattern-recognition exercise. The manual wood game requires no batteries and packs into a standard box for home or travel use. It is recommended for ages six and up and contains small pieces and small-ball components, so adult supervision is required. Count both grids, seven dice, 14 blockers and 18 shapes after play, and store them dry.
Specifications
- Brand: The Happy Puzzle Company
- Game: The Genius Square
- Grid size: 6 x 6
- Players: 1 or 2
- Recommended age: 6 years and up
- Possible solutions listed: 62,208
- Included: 2 grids
- Included: 7 coordinate dice
- Included: 2 sets of 7 blockers
- Included: 2 sets of 9 colored shapes
- Included: Printed rulebook
- Game mechanics: Grid filling and puzzle solving
- Play mode: Solo challenge
- Play mode: Two-player race
- Material: Wood listed
- Operation: Manual
- Batteries: Not required
- Model: Genius Collection
- Dimensions listed: About 7 x 7 x 2 in
- Caution: Small pieces and small-ball hazard
Frequently Asked Questions
Can The Genius Square be played alone?
Yes. One player can solve a generated grid without racing an opponent.
What happens after rolling the dice?
Place blockers on the rolled coordinates and fit the nine colored shapes into every open space.
Do two players share one board?
No. The set includes two grids and two complete blocker and shape sets for racing.
Is every dice arrangement solvable?
Yes. The source states that each generated arrangement has at least one solution.