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None of a Kind
The Challenging, No-Match Brainteaser Game
Wait—it says "blue," but it's printed in red. What's going on? This multi-player brainteaser game is designed to befuddle, and strengthen your brain. Everyone plays... (read more)
Wait—it says "blue," but it's printed in red. What's going on? This multi-player brainteaser game is designed to befuddle, and strengthen your brain. Everyone plays... (read more)
Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
20 minutes
Published
2020
Age
7+
Publisher
Amigo Games
Players
2 to 6 players
Designer
Playstyle
Light
Purchase option
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Description
The Challenging, No-Match Brainteaser Game
Wait—it says "blue," but it's printed in red. What's going on? This multi-player brainteaser game is designed to befuddle, and strengthen your brain. Everyone plays at once as you race to match up cards that don't match—it sounds easy, but it's surprisingly challenging. None of a Kind is based on The Stroop Test, one of the most-cited papers in experimental psychology. It studies the relationship between the brain’s processing speed and executive functions, focusing on regions of the brain involved in planning, decision-making, and managing real-world interference, such as multi-tasking. In other words, playing None of a Kind improves your brain’s processing speed!
Brainteasers are on trend—None of a Kind plays like a brainteaser for multiple players
Constant action—no waiting for turns
Repeated play helps increase the brain's processing speed
Wait—it says "blue," but it's printed in red. What's going on? This multi-player brainteaser game is designed to befuddle, and strengthen your brain. Everyone plays at once as you race to match up cards that don't match—it sounds easy, but it's surprisingly challenging. None of a Kind is based on The Stroop Test, one of the most-cited papers in experimental psychology. It studies the relationship between the brain’s processing speed and executive functions, focusing on regions of the brain involved in planning, decision-making, and managing real-world interference, such as multi-tasking. In other words, playing None of a Kind improves your brain’s processing speed!
