A short review of the

ENIGMA - Hidden Knowledge

A mysterious game of chance & divination created by

Daniel Martin Diaz

So I finally had the chance to “beta test” the Enigma game by Daniel Martin Diaz last weekend. The game was a gift from Daniel to me, so expect my review to be completely biased as he is kind of a friend of mine and also one of my favorite occult artists.

I have already been using the cards by themself for small divination readings for a while and I absolutely love them.

“Every single card imagery is a tattoo waiting to happen, so be warned if that’s your kink…”

The cards are great for short and precise readings or extra affirmations or guidance in tarot readings or for daily readings or spell work eg.

Anyway, back to the bingo night. We were 5 friends, some of us occult nerds, some with a slight interest and some not so much but happy to play games. We had a nice meal of jackfruit burgers with coleslaw and some bobbles and wino before we settled by the fireplace, put a record on and brought out the Enigma game.

The game is similar to bingo or mexican lotteria, and is extremely easy to play even after a few drinks or more. You can be up to 13 players (!!) and it only requires a minimum of attention to pull cards and place your chips.

“We took turns pulling cards and also made a point of reading out loud the divination meaning of each card and that was quite fun and meaningful…”

I actually think it added another dimension of engagement to playing this game for sure. We kept playing even after we found the 1st, 2nd and 3rd winner, as it was just good fun and everyone wanted to see what the next card was and hear its mystical meaning. So this occult bingo night was a success and I will for sure host another sometime in the near future! We had a great time and the Enigma definitely added some mystical fun and extra hygge to our night.

It’s always to win something so the price was a tiny bottle of spiced rum, it seemed right and the winner was happy!