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Logic Where

Logic Where puts your brain to work as you search a grid for concealed items. The twist? You can't see them directly. Instead, you must ask yes/no questions that progressively narrow down the possibilities. Each answer is a clue that helps you eliminate sections of the grid, and with each move, the puzzle gets more intricate and satisfying to unravel. The game starts with simple setups, but soon throws in larger grids and trickier placements. It's a pure exercise in logic and deduction, reminding you of classic games like Battleship or Mastermind, but with a unique question-based twist. With no time pressure, you can take your time to think through each query, making it a relaxing yet mentally stimulating experience.

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MP3Argue with mathMP1Make sense of problemsMP7Use structureMP4Model with mathematicsMP2Reason abstractly1.G.A.1Shape attributesK.G.A.1Position words2.G.A.1Draw shapes with attributes

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What is Logic Where

Logic Where is a puzzle game that turns your power of deduction into a playful challenge. Uncover hidden spots by asking clever yes/no questions.

How to Play

In Logic Where, you are presented with a grid and a hidden object. Formulate yes/no questions about the object's position (e.g., 'Is it in column B?') to narrow down possible locations, and use the answers to pinpoint the exact cell.

Tips for Playing

  • Start with broad questions to eliminate large sections of the grid quickly.
  • Track the answers in your head or on paper to avoid repeating questions.
  • Use binary search strategy: split the grid in half with each question.
  • Pay attention to the wording of your questions to get the most information.
  • When in doubt, ask about rows or columns to simplify the possibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I win the game?

You win by asking questions until you can uniquely identify the hidden object's location.

Are there any penalties for asking too many questions?

No, there are no penalties. The game is about solving the puzzle, not about speed or minimal questions.

Can I play Logic Where on mobile devices?

Yes, the game is designed to work on various devices, including smartphones and tablets.

What types of questions can I ask?

You can ask yes/no questions related to the object's position, such as whether it's in a certain row, column, or quadrant.

Is there a hint system?

The game may offer hints, but part of the challenge is solving on your own.

Does the game get harder as I progress?

Absolutely. Larger grids and more complex puzzles are introduced as you advance.

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