Reasoning: Work it out
Find patterns, test ideas and work through a rule step by step.
What reasoning practice looks like
Reasoning games are puzzles with a rule to find: a path that visits every dot, a pattern to continue, a balance to read or a grid to fill. Most are untimed, so you can think before you move.
Dot Path, the daily puzzle, is a reasoning game. Each day opens your next level. It is free in the Wits app for iPhone and also plays on the web with a free Wits account.
You’ll practice
- Planning ahead. Thinking a few moves ahead before acting.
- Spatial reasoning. Picturing how pieces move around each other.
- Working memory. Holding one result in mind while using it in the next step.
- Problem solving. Finding a new way forward after a dead end.
Reasoning games
Dot Path is free in the iPhone app and also plays on the web. The rest come with Premium.
- Free
Dot Path
One line, every dotPlay on the web - Premium
Slide 8
Slide into orderSee it - Premium
Pattern Next
Spot the ruleSee it - Premium
Balance
Weigh it upSee it - Premium
Pipe Flow
Turn the water onSee it - Premium
Sudoku
Fill every rowSee it - Premium
One Stroke
Light it in one lineSee it - Premium
Potion Sort
Pour every potion pureSee it - Premium
Circuit Flow
Wire up the boardSee it - 9reasoning games · 1 freeAll 43 games
Play Dot Path on the web
Draw one line through neighboring dots. Connect every blue dot once and avoid the red ones.
Watch a round, then play it for real on the web with a free Wits account, or in the iPhone app beside the other 8 reasoning games.
More about Dot PathSee how it plays
Play it for real on the web with a free Wits account, or in the iPhone app.
Questions about reasoning
Are the puzzles timed?
Most reasoning puzzles are untimed. You can take as long as you need and try again without losing anything.
Which reasoning game is free?
Dot Path is free every day in the Wits app for iPhone and also plays on the web with a free Wits account. The other reasoning games come with Premium. Wits for iPhone is available on the App Store.

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