Logic sequences

What comes next? Numbers and shapes that follow a rule.

Every sequence follows a rule: always adding the same amount, doubling, or shapes that change their form, rings or rotation. Look at the terms and pick what comes next from a few options.

You all get the same sequences, but each of you goes at your own pace. There's only one try per sequence: getting it right adds a point and getting it wrong takes one away. On hard, several things change at once. You can play 1 vs 1, with three or four players, in pairs (2 vs 2), against bots of four levels or in a private room with your friends.

How to play

You all get the same sequences, but each of you goes at your own pace. Your rivals only see how many you've done.
In each sequence, pick what comes next. The number, shape, rings, rotation or the mark in the middle can change.
One try per sequence: getting it right adds 1 point and getting it wrong takes 1 away. Whoever scores the most wins.
On easy only one thing changes; on hard, several at once.
In 2 vs 2, partners add up their points: red and yellow against blue and green.

Tips

With numbers, look at how much it goes up or down each time.
With shapes, follow one thing at a time: first the shape, then the rings, then the rotation.
If you're really unsure, think a bit longer: a wrong answer costs a point.

Frequently asked questions

Are they like the ones in IQ tests?

They're similar: number and shape sequences with a rule to work out.

Can I change my answer?

No: one try per sequence. A wrong answer takes away a point.

Do I need to know any language?

No: it's all numbers and shapes.

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