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Arrange game tray panels for optimal play.
Organize shapes for single or multi-player modes.
Fit all shapes before the timer causes the tray to pop.
Race to fit shapes and press the POP button first.
The Perfection game is a classic timed puzzle challenge designed to test players' speed and dexterity in fitting various geometric shapes into corresponding holes before a timer runs out and the game board "pops." It offers both single-player and multi-player modes, making it versatile for individual practice or competitive play among friends and family. The core objective remains consistent across all modes: accurately place all shapes into their designated slots as quickly as possible.
The primary function of Perfection is to provide an engaging and fast-paced puzzle experience. Players are tasked with identifying the correct slot for each of 24 unique geometric shapes and inserting them into the game unit's pop-up tray. The game unit features an integrated timer that, once activated, begins a countdown. The suspense builds as the timer ticks, culminating in the tray popping up and scattering any unplaced shapes if the player fails to complete the puzzle in time. This timed element introduces a thrilling challenge, encouraging quick thinking and precise hand-eye coordination.
The game unit is equipped with several key components that facilitate its function. A "POP button" allows players to manually end the game once all shapes are placed, stopping the timer and declaring victory. The "timer dial" visually displays the remaining time, adding to the urgency of the game. A "switch" controls the game's state, allowing players to start and stop the timer. The "pop-up tray" is the central playing surface where shapes are inserted, and its spring-loaded mechanism is responsible for the dramatic "pop" at the end of a timed round.
For younger players, the game offers a modified play style without the timer. This allows children to familiarize themselves with the shapes and their corresponding holes at their own pace, building confidence and understanding before introducing the pressure of the ticking clock. This adaptive approach ensures that the game is accessible and enjoyable for a broader age range, serving as a developmental tool for shape recognition and fine motor skills.
Perfection is designed for ease of setup and intuitive play. Before starting a game, players must "customize their tray" by sliding five individual tray panels into the slots on the game unit. These panels can be rotated, flipped, and swapped, allowing for various puzzle configurations and adding replayability. This customization ensures that each game can present a slightly different challenge, preventing memorization of a single layout. Players are instructed to ensure the tray panels are slid in until a "click" is heard, confirming they are securely in place.
Once the tray is configured, players choose their desired game mode. In "Single-Player Mode," all 24 shapes are placed next to the game unit in one pile, with their handles facing up for easy gripping. The player then moves the switch to "START," initiating the timer. The goal is to fit all shapes before the timer runs out. If successful, the player quickly moves the switch to "STOP" to record their time. If the timer runs out, the tray will pop up, and the player counts the unplaced shapes, aiming to improve their score in subsequent rounds.
"Multi-Player Mode" introduces a competitive element. If there are more than two players, they can divide into two teams. Each player or team selects a color set of shapes to play with, typically 12 red and 12 yellow shapes, which are placed in separate piles next to the game unit. Similar to single-player mode, the switch is moved to "START" to begin the timer. The objective is for a player or team to be the first to fit all their shapes and then quickly press the "POP button." If the timer runs out before anyone finishes, the tray pops, and the player or team with fewer unplaced shapes wins. In the event of a tie where both players or teams finish simultaneously, the player or team who presses the POP button first is declared the winner.
The game also includes clear instructions for preparing the game unit. This involves setting the switch to "STOP" before play, turning the "timer dial CLOCKWISE until it stops at 0," and pushing the "pop-up tray down" to reset it for a new round. These steps ensure the game is properly configured for accurate timing and functionality.
Perfection incorporates practical features for storage and upkeep, ensuring the longevity and organization of the game components. When play is finished, the game unit is designed with a "storage compartment" located at the top. This compartment is specifically intended for storing all the geometric shapes, keeping them together and preventing loss. The manual explicitly instructs players to place the shapes in this compartment.
Additionally, the game's rules and instructions can be stored in the "space underneath" the game unit. This thoughtful design ensures that all essential components, including the shapes and the rulebook, have designated storage locations within the game unit itself. This integrated storage solution helps maintain the game's completeness and makes it easy to set up for future play without searching for misplaced pieces or instructions. The compact nature of the stored game also contributes to its overall convenience and portability.
General| Product Name | Hasbro Gaming PERFECTION |
|---|---|
| Category | Arcade Game Machines |
| Age Range | 5 years and up |
| Dimensions | 10.5 x 10.5 x 2.5 inches |
| Weight | 1.4 pounds |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery |
