Puzzles and brainteasers such as this are common in today’s game, but can you solve it? Read until the end to discover the answer! A Revived Quizzing Classic

MindTrap 20th Anniversary Edition (2011) - does away with the playing board but adds two new categories to those available in MindTrap II. MindTrap 10th Anniversary Edition (2001) - same as the original game but comes in a 10th Anniversary Edition tin. As the time machine powers down, a scientist opens its door, only for a brand new, seemingly identical board game to fall out too.

A time machine sends sparks flying across a small storage room. It begins to shake, with smoke escaping from a gap in the door. The vibrations are so fierce that a board game falls from a nearby shelf, spilling onto the floor. In some cases, there may be more than one possible answer or solution to a question. When playing this game, however, only MindTrap’s answer is acceptable for the purposes of scoring.” Both board games fell at a similar height and angle, yet the scientist was relieved when the game from the time machine did not spill.

Pressman Toy Corporation released a series of 500 piece, 24" x 18", "mystery" jigsaw puzzles, each provided with a booklet of an original short mystery story. Readers assemble the puzzle to discover clues to match wits against Detective Shadow in a race to solve the crime.Riddles have never been an expert area of mine, but I must admit that there were a couple of times where I read the question, then the answer, and I still didn’t quite get it, or said “Hang on, that doesn’t make sense.” Riddles like those in MindTrap rely on the use of small pieces of information that seem irrelevant at first, but are vital when you come to find the answer. Unfortunately, there were a couple of cases where one of those pieces of information seemed to disprove the answer, or take you away from it, rather than guiding you towards it. Of course, red herrings and misleading statements have their place in such puzzles, but they can ruin the puzzle if they are done wrong. The questions are worded in Canadian-English, with Canadian terminology and spelling, and are not localized for the American, UK or Australian markets. Ultimate MindTrap (2001) - another sequel, with new puzzles in the various types introduced in MindTrap II.