🧠 Brain games and logic puzzles for kids - free online
Sometimes you need to move just one thing, and sometimes you need to plan a whole chain of moves. In the Thinkabara brain lab you can try several ways of solving problems: spotting patterns, measuring, drawing conclusions and planning steps.
Which game should you start with?
If you like short puzzles, try One Move. If you enjoy planning, start with the water jugs or the river crossing. The wire puzzles suit players who like reading clues and deducing the answer. In Lights Out you can experiment and see right away how one tap changes several squares.
A long journey or a quick challenge
The six standalone games have 970 levels between them. Brain IQ gathers 500 challenges in ten worlds and uses some of the same engines. You can pick a world, solve the daily puzzle that is the same for everyone, or take a ten-puzzle test with one puzzle from each world.
Learning from a move that did not work
Before you tap, say out loud what you expect to change. After the move, compare the result with your plan. A hint can open a new path; there is no need to solve everything without help. The game saves your current level and your stars in this browser.
Questions and answers
Is Brain IQ an intelligence test?
No. The Brain score is a game score based on solved puzzles, moves and hints. It is not an IQ score, a diagnosis or a way to compare children.
Do I need to sign up or pay?
No. The games are free and run in the browser. Progress is saved on the device you play on, without an account.