Logical tests - IQ - Logic & intelligence tests

Challenge your reasoning and cognitive abilities with a variety of tests that resemble those used to assess IQ (Intelligence Quotient) through logical sequences involving:

- Numerical patterns

- Alphabetical arrangements

- Domino configurations

- Geometric shapes

- And more...

Training mode:

Each test consists of 10 questions, and you will have 60 seconds to respond to each one.

If you need to pause a test, it is possible to resume it later.

You will receive a score upon completion of the test.

Competition mode:

Strive to answer as many questions as possible!

Scoring details include:

- 10 points for each correct answer

- An additional bonus of up to 10 points for quick responses

Multiplayer mode (NEW!):

Engage in real-time challenges against other players.

There are 5 questions to tackle within 80 seconds.

The faster you answer, the more points you accumulate!

This is an excellent way to prepare for job recruitment processes, school examinations, psychological assessments, logic puzzles, aptitude tests, riddles, competitive exams, and logical reasoning challenges.

【"IQ Challenger": A cyber torture experience that overloads the brain's CPU】

When the electronic buzzer of the 60-second countdown explodes in your ears, and the dominoes on the screen are arranged into a puzzle in the posture of quantum entanglement, you suddenly realize that this is not an intellectual challenge, but a carefully designed stream of consciousness torture. This chaos generator, which is dressed in the guise of "brain training", uses fluorescent cyber painting style to wrap up Gödel's incompleteness theorem-level questions, successfully making 985 graduates doubt whether they have bought fake diplomas.

The 10 "mild" introductory questions in the training mode are actually cognitive traps: the Fibonacci sequence of the first two questions makes people full of confidence, the third question suddenly switches to the Mayan calendar conversion, and the geometric nesting dolls of the fourth question begin to appear Klein bottle topology. When the dominoes appear with quantum tunneling special effects, the fingers have already reflexively wanted to call the mental hospital hotline. The arena is designed to be anti-human. When you answer "7" with the speed of a single person for twenty years, the system determines that the correct answer is "the integer part of π", and gives you a sarcastic "Close to the Truth Medal".

The most heartbreaking thing is the multiplayer battle mode: in the death speed of 80 seconds and 5 questions, you have just solved the alien symbol equation with the nine-square keyboard, and your opponent "Einstein's reincarnation" has completed the visual verification of the Riemann hypothesis in three seconds. What floats in the chat box is not tactical communication, but a stream of consciousness attack chain composed of "That's it?" emoticons. When the "brain cell burning progress bar" soared to 99%, the system suddenly popped up a window to remind: "The player's blood pressure value is detected to be excessive. It is recommended to exchange the "Sheep Sheep" soothing monthly package."

Those rainbow farts that claim to "improve logical thinking" can stop now - the real experience of playing this game is comparable to using an abacus to decode alien radio waves. Mathematical sequences have mutated into topological puzzles, letter arrangements hide I Ching hexagrams, and even dominoes have begun to interpret quantum entanglement. The most exciting thing is the "speed reward mechanism": when you poke the "confirm" button with your trembling fingers, the score system will fluctuate randomly like the cryptocurrency market, which makes people deeply understand the philosophical truth that "hard work does not necessarily lead to success".

Suitable for people? The test takers preparing for the civil service exam will find the pleasure of Stockholm syndrome here, and the puzzle game gluttons will get the intracranial orgasm of dimensionality reduction attack, and ordinary players are recommended to use it with quick-acting heart-saving pills - after all, nothing can make people more calmly accept the fact that they are ordinary human beings than looking at the record of "23% correct rate".

(Warm reminder: If you have an epiphany of "Why do I pay for sin" during the game, please silently recite the developer's hidden spell: IQ tax, pay it.)