Travel Classics: Mastermind - The Strategy Game of Codemaker vs. Codebreaker in A Compact Travel Case by Pressman

I had a small travel Mastermind in high school years ago that was easier to travel with than this one. That’s the only complaint I have, otherwise it’s the same great game to take along.

The storage place for the little pins isn't so convenient

used to love playing this game as a kid and now my kids love it too.this game is travel-friendly and the easy storage compartment keeps all the small pieces in tact.We've played many times and the kids enjoy it!

Well I honestly can’t give this a proper review because unfortunately I can’t even get the game box open!!! It’s a pretty study plastic case but I’ve been trying since yesterday just to open it up and can’t. It’s incredibly frustrating. I’m gonna get some help tomorrow and try to get it open. I really hope it’s just being stubborn this first time. Otherwise if it continues to be like this I won’t use it.

First the good: great game! Fun and easy to learn.Second, the bad: the board is way too tiny for adults to use. It has little compartments where you store all the pegs and it's so difficult to reach my fingers in to pick them up without disturbing the game. (I'm a small woman.) My kids didn't have as hard of a time, but they still disturbed the game s few times with the same problem.Just buy the full size version and don't be frustrated with this one. Good game, terrible design.Also, the directions say there should be a peg area for keeping score, but I don't think it's there.Also, this game is not for the colorblind!