Verbal Reasoning
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Proofline
Arrange facts and deductions into a clean chain with no unsupported logical leap.
The GameMind game library
Work from clues, compare possibilities and choose your next move. This collection includes number grids, signal puzzles, picture logic and block placement games, each with its own set of rules.
Verbal Reasoning
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Arrange facts and deductions into a clean chain with no unsupported logical leap.
Constraint Logic
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Balance a network of true and false signals until every written constraint agrees.
Inductive Reasoning
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Infer an invisible classification rule from examples, then identify every card that belongs.
Dual-Space Logic
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Guide two probes with one command stream while each orbit interprets direction differently.
Domino Logic
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Partition a numbered grid into the exact set of domino clues using logic, not luck.
Patchwork Logic
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Rotate and place six geometric patches so they cover the board without gaps or overlaps.
Binary Logic
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A harder binary grid using stars and stripes with one verified solution.
Binary Logic
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Balance suns and moons so no row or column repeats or contains three alike in…
Crown Logic
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Crown Logic
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Place one crown in every row, column and colored garden without letting crowns touch.
One-Line Path
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Navigate a single route through every city block without skipping a square.
One-Line Path
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Daily Classic Sudoku asks you to place 1 through 9 without repeating a digit in a row, column or 3-by-3 box. Logic Ledger replaces numbers with named signals: matching, opposite and total-count clues tell you which should be on or off. Picture Logic Daily uses numbered runs along the edges of a grid to reveal a picture. Start with the clearest constraint in the game you choose, then use it to reduce the next set of possibilities.
Garden Blocks 10x10 is a placement challenge. You select a shape and decide where it fits, clearing full rows and columns to keep space available. There is no fixed picture or Sudoku solution to uncover. Your decisions shape the board, so look at all remaining pieces in the tray before committing to the first one.
When you are stuck, name the specific uncertainty: a missing Sudoku digit, two linked signals or the possible start positions of a picture run. Check the intersecting rule before changing the board. Use a hint to learn one fact, then continue from that fact. Hints and mistakes can affect the result in different ways; the guide on each game page explains the relevant controls. A smaller or easier board is a useful place to learn the rules before choosing a longer session.
Choose a number puzzle, a card game or a picture challenge.
A fresh full-size 9×9 Sudoku every day, with notes, hints and three carefully balanced difficulties.
8–15 minPlace garden pieces, complete rows and columns, and keep the board blooming through today’s 30-piece run.
5–12 minUse number clues to reveal a hidden picture, one logical square at a time.
5–12 min