The aim of each of the 62,208 possible puzzles is to complete the squareusing the nine coloured shapes, once the seven ‘blockers’ have beenpositioned. There may be times when it seems impossible, but there will ALWAYSbe at least one solution… and that’s why it’s called The GeniusSquare! How to Play Each player receives a Genius Square grid (two are included) and a set ofnine coloured shapes, plus seven ‘blocker’ pieces. Roll all seven of thedice together and place a ‘blocker’ piece into the squares matching theseven co-ordinates that appear on the dice. Now race your opponent to fill everyother space on the grid using the nine shapes. There are 62,208 possible combinations in which the dice can fall. Using aspecially devised computer programme, we have confirmed that all of them have atleast one possible solution. Some combinations will be easy to solve, some muchharder. It’s all in the luck of the roll of the dice. As soon as somebody finishes first, roll the dice and play again! You canplay alone and challenge yourself against the clock!
