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Brain Puzzles — Daily Logic Workout

Three new puzzles every day. Pattern, logic, numbers — train your brain in 5 minutes.

3 fresh puzzles every day at IST midnight

Number Path, Mini Sudoku, Pattern Next

Streaks, XP and a 7-day leaderboard

Server-validated hints (up to 3 per puzzle)

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New puzzles daily

Hints per puzzle

1095+

Puzzles per year

5 min

Avg session

Inspired by LinkedIn Zip and the NYT puzzle suite, Brain Puzzles delivers three fresh challenges every day at midnight (IST): Number Path, Mini Sudoku, and Pattern Next. Build a daily streak, earn XP, and sharpen the same logical reasoning skills that drive top exam scores. Designed for Indian Grade 6–12 students.

Three Daily Brain Games

A short, deliberate workout that fits between classes. Each puzzle takes 1–3 minutes and trains a different skill.

Number Path — trace 1 → N through every cell (spatial reasoning)
Mini Sudoku — fill a 4×4 grid with logic (deductive reasoning)
Pattern Next — spot the rule, pick what comes next (pattern recognition)
Difficulty tuned for students; no tutorials needed

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Three Daily Brain Games

Number Path — trace 1 → N through every cell (spatial reasoning)

Mini Sudoku — fill a 4×4 grid …Pattern Next — spot the rule, …

Daily Streaks & XP

Solve all three puzzles on the same day to extend your streak. Streaks unlock badges and feed your leaderboard rank.

Auto-generated daily set — same puzzles for every student that day
XP awarded for speed, accuracy and streak length
7-day rolling leaderboard ranks the top puzzlers
Archive of past puzzles for catch-up practice

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Daily Streaks & XP

Auto-generated daily set — same puzzles for every student that day

XP awarded for speed, accuracy…7-day rolling leaderboard rank…

Smart Hints, No Spoilers

Stuck? Tap the hint button. The server reveals exactly one cell or eliminates one wrong choice — never the whole answer.

Up to 3 hints per puzzle (light XP penalty)
Sudoku reveals one cell; Number Path reveals the next cell; Pattern Next eliminates one wrong option
Solution + rule explanation shown after you solve
Share your solve time with friends

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