Turing Machine Board Game - Tutorial and Solo Playthrough - Can you beat the machine?

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Thank you for watching Tabletop For One!
Today, I am teaching you how to play Turing Machine, the Board Game, designed by Fabian Gridel and Yoann Levet and published by Scorpion Masque. Turing Machine is a logic deduction puzzle game which features over 7 million challenges found on the website.
In this playthrough, I will be doing the solo challenge, code #B630EGD, which was the daily challenge for yesterday, 12/14/22. If you want to follow along, go to www.turingmach... and use the Problem Search, type in the code, and choose the solo/coop mode. From there, you will setup according to the instructions.
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@nanibly 3 месяца назад

Thank you for the detailed explanation. I was having trouble relating the Question outcome to my number. And how I can use previous answers (or my number) to weed out current options (i.e. ascending order)!

@ericlangeveld1485 Год назад

Great review thank you for posting it. Love the game. Love to see more puzzles. Keep up the good work.

@tabletopforone Год назад

Thank you so much! You are encouraging to me. I am so glad you enjoy the video.

@GeertNeefs Год назад

Thanks for the explanation. I think at the end you did not even have to ask verifier C anything. The mere fact that it is in the game told you already that there had to be a 'smallest' number. Since you knew blue was 1, yellow could never be 1 too because then there is no 'smallest' number.

@tabletopforone Год назад

Yup, you are correct. I am trying to remember, but I think I did it that way to show a particular thing about the gameplay. Thank you so much for watching!

@jtfike 10 месяцев назад

it would have shown an "x" if there was an equal number. I guess you make a decent assumption but it is possible that is there just to troll you. I dunno if hte game is that cruel.

@Dienes Год назад

This appeared very easy and simple to solve, does the game come with more complex and demanding puzzles?

@tabletopforone Год назад

Yes, there are three levels of difficulty. 2nd level has two criteria cards per spot, and only one is right. Level 3 has the verifier cards jumbled so you don't know which verifier it belongs to. There are a ton of problems to solve and the verifiers get more specific (only responding to a specific color you don't know, but the machine does).

@tabletopforone Год назад

I will be doing a playthrough on level 2 difficulty hopefully by this weekend. I'll be interested to hear what you think about that playthrough. I'll also do it going in blind. This video I did after I solved the puzzle.

@mohammedtanveer5785 10 месяцев назад

Hi, Need some help regarding this game. Is there anyway we can connect/talk?

@tabletopforone 10 месяцев назад

If you have discord, here is a link discord.com/invite/nuTT9Gzj

@dariusz_82 Год назад

I dont't understand. Why in A verify false result is in right condition and not in left??

@tabletopforone Год назад

Because the left part only deals with the number one. The right part deals with all other numbers. If the result was a green checkmark, then we would know that blue was greater than 1, and that blue couldn't be 1, but we wouldn't know which number it was (2,3,4, or 5).

@jtfike 10 месяцев назад

you are verifying whatever condition he set up with the numbers he had. Blue was not 1, so it was verifying teh blue being 5. 5 is not one so it wasn't verifying left condition. That is impossible. It was verifying whether blue was >1 and it was false.

@martinbredeck2719 9 месяцев назад

The deduction made at 6:17 is valid because "not greater than 1" implies "equals 1" in this game: the conditions on each card are mutually exclusive. The guess can only satisfy one of them, and the verifier tells you if it does.