LX Patterns

*Wow* was this bad as a puzzle game. The game is ostensibly about pattern recognition tests inspired by IQ tests. But the result is not particularly enlightening. There's just insufficient information in such tests to deduce the rules the devs came up with. Or put differently, the puzzles are way underspecified yet demand unique solutions.

Fun little pattern determining game - I found some of the puzzles on even the hard level a bit easy, but of course that might just be me. I found some of the hard ones actually hard, but that is definitely me as well. Whatever ... the price was reasonable for the time and thought I got from it. Ran well on a potato laptop.

We took these in High school & College I got 128 in the Mensa version. I like taking online versions of these but this one is tough! A lot of sequences to complete!

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Good one! These are the types of games that you will encounter in consulting assessments. It would be nice to add a timer.

An IQ test in the form of a game. It doesn't tell you your IQ or anything, and there's no time limit; it's just a puzzle game about finding patterns. I found some puzzles instantly solvable, while some I couldn't see any logic to even after 15 minutes of looking. I appreciate that, it made me realise I'm perhaps not as smart as I'd like to think I am - but at the same time it would've been nice if the game had some kind of hint system. After all, I'm not interested in knowing my IQ - I just want to relax and play a pleasant puzzle game, and it's nice to at least have an option to be given a little help. Still, the UI is clean, providing answers is never harder than it needs to be, and there are three levels of difficulty available - they didn't make much sense to me though, advanced puzzles were just a little tougher than the intermediate ones to me. But hey, it's still a fun time, if solving pattern-based puzzles is your thing. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42922988/]Curator Page[/url]