Z-Cube Finger-guessing Game

Zcube Finger-guessing Game – keychain with a hand gesture randomizer

This is not a cube to solve. It's a small gadget from Zcube: the Finger-guessing Game, a keychain with a hand gesture randomizer. "Finger-guessing game" is another name for rock, paper, scissors. Instead of showing a gesture with your hand, you draw one on the keychain and compare the result with your opponent. It measures approx. 45 mm and weighs approx. 16 g, so you can easily clip it to your keys or backpack.

What is it for?

You use the keychain just like a regular game of rock, paper, scissors. It helps you quickly decide who starts the game, who goes to the table first at a competition, or who gets the last slice of pizza. It also works as a small fidget gadget you can turn in your fingers while you wait. Once a gesture is drawn, it's clearly visible, so there's no arguing about who showed theirs too late.

The gadget is especially great for kids. There are no algorithms to explain and no need to know how to solve a cube. You can start playing with it right away.

Who is it for?

• A small gift. It's a nice add-on to a cube order or a little present for a child.
• Groups of friends or cubing clubs. It quickly settles small disputes and sets the order of turns.
• Collectors of Zcube gadgets. The manufacturer releases many unusual small puzzles and keychains.

To be clear about what not to expect: this is a toy, not a logic puzzle. If you want a keychain you can solve, check out the mini cubes in the same category.

Specifications

• Type: keychain with a gesture randomizer (rock, paper, scissors)
• Manufacturer: Zcube
• Size: approx. 45 mm
• Dimensions: approx. 4.5 x 4.5 x 6 cm
• Weight: approx. 16 g
• Colour: Blue