Zendo is an inductive logic game in which players compete to be the first to figure out a secret rule chosen by a neutral moderator. Players take turns building new structures of game pieces, each of which will be marked by the moderator as to whether they follow the rule or not.

Zendo is a game of inductive logic in which one player, the Moderator, creates a secret rule that the rest of the players, try to figure out by building and studying configurations of the game pieces. The first player to correctly guess the rule wins.

Zendo is a game of inductive logic designed by Kory Heath in which one player (the "Master") creates a rule for structures ("koans") to follow, and the other players (the "Students") try to discover it by building and studying various koans which follow or break the rule. The first student to correctly state the rule wins.

Zendo is an interesting game where players must use inductive logic to determine what the rule is that the Master has set. They do this by building and studying various configurations of the game pieces. The goal is to become enlightened, guessing the correct answer, and winning the game!

Zendo is a game of inductive logic in which the Master creates a rule and the Students attempt to discover it by building and studying small arrangements of Looney Pyramids. The first student to state the rule correctly wins. Choose someone to be …

Build configurations, study strategies, and race to identify the hidden rule first! Zendo is a game of inductive logic in which one player, the Moderator, creates a secret rule that the rest of the players, try to figure out by building and studying configurations of the game pieces. The first player to correctly guess the rule wins.

Zendo is a game of inductive reasoning in which one person (a non-player known as "the Master ") selects a secret rule that determines whether a small group of pieces (a "koan") should be marked with a black stone or a white stone. The players try to discern this rule by building koans and proposing possible rules.

Q: We noticed that in some places, Zendo is listed as playable with just 2 people? Where can we find the instructions for that? Q: What size are the new Zendo pieces, relative to regular pyramids? Would they fit in a Volcano board? Q: Could I get the Rule cards from the new Zendo to use with my pyramids?

Zendo is a game of inductive logic in which the Master creates a rule and the Students attempt to discover it by building and studying arrangements of pyramids. The first student to correctly state the rule wins. The Zendo boxed set (shown) has been discontinued (we hope to make more someday), but you can still get the game components this way:

How to Play Zendo. Designed by Kory Heath. Does a dog have Buddha-nature? This is the most serious question of all. You lose your own Buddha-nature. Introduction: Zendo is a game of inductive logic in which the Master creates a rule and the Students attempt to discover it by building and studying small arrangements of Looney Pyramids.