Taituu - 2nd choice

Taituu - 2nd choice

Good relations with neighbors are essential!

The new solitaire thinking game by Dr. Oliver Schaudt


The idea behind Taituu comes from the Chinese symbol for the equilibrium between black and white.

Using your sense of logic and your powers of deduction, you try to achieve a balance between the white and the black number disks. For example, a black disk with the number 3 has exactly three white neighboring pieces, while a white disk with the number 4 has exactly four black neighboring pieces.

Your objective is to fill in the gaps in the right way.

First choose a task card and sort out the number disks that are needed for the task. From the remaining disks, place white and black disks with the blank (unprinted) side face up on the spaces on the gameboard that are specified by the starting positions shown on the card. Now, you can start: What disk fits where and how will everything balance out in the end?

The task cards are numbered consecutively. It's relatively easy to find the solution for the first cards; but as you go through the higher-numbered cards where fewer disk numbers are specified, it gets more difficult.


Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard!


17.5 x 17.5 cm gameboard made from solid beechwood, treated with protective oils
Card set with 24 tasks
Black and white number disks in wood