Black Box

Black Box is a deduction board game where players use beams of light to deduce the location of hidden atoms in a box. It was created by Eric Solomon and first published by Waddingtons in 1974.

The game is played on a grid of 3×3 squares, and each square can contain one or more atoms. The players take turns shining a beam of light on a square, and the other players must then guess how many atoms are in that square. If the guess is correct, the player who guessed wins the square. The first player to win 5 squares wins the game.

Black Box is a challenging and strategic game that requires players to think carefully about their moves. It is a great game for people who enjoy logic puzzles and deduction games.