🙂 Easy logic puzzles

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3 categories · 4 items · a new puzzle every click

Easy logic puzzles are the step after the kids puzzles: four characters, three categories and more varied clues, like “either… or…”, “before” and “right after”. Great for beginners of any age.

A tip for easy puzzles: start with clues that say something directly (“Ava drank milk”), then the “not” clues, and leave the order clues for last. A clue like “Liam is younger than Emma” tells you Liam is not the oldest and Emma is not the youngest: two ✗ right away.

The themes change with every puzzle: pets, birthdays, lunch, sports, houses on a street and the class field trip. Pick a theme from the list or let us surprise you.

Questions and answers

What is the difference between easy and hard?

An easy puzzle has 3 categories of 4 items (3 small grids). A hard one has 4 categories of 5: six grids, more clues, and sometimes you need to test an assumption and see that it leads to a contradiction.

Do I have to guess?

No. Every puzzle has one solution, and in an easy puzzle you can reach it with direct reasoning only.

How do I know I solved it?

When every ✓ in the name grids is right, a “Well done” message appears, and you can press Check at any moment.