"Can you run a restaurant using @NotionHQ?" - What better way to test the flexibility of my Kanban project template than to apply it to an industry that uses it every day. This fictional example is an end to end solution for running a restaurant. From the reservation to the bill.
@aNotioneer I see what they were going for, but the choice to go for 3 fixed pre-defined groups is mind boggling. Really limits this feature down. Also makes for some weird board views.
The code is generated based on the creation date of the game and is unique for every minute. But even if you understand the formula behind it, the pattern appears so random that you’ll never know the solution without actually playing the game, so it’s perfect for brain training.
Now that @bensomething opened pandora’s box with @NotionHQ games, here’s a classic game that you can play by yourself, using Notion as your opponent:
Mastermind (aka code-breaker)
https://t.co/q8zPzYVBvT
After each attempt, Notion will give you clues, by telling you which of your colours are part of the code and are in the correct location. If you guess the code or after 10 failed attempts, Notion will state the winner and show the original code.