Logic Games

Five route-planning and logic games with different mechanics: Pivot Logic (rotation-based, title screen verified but gameplay not captured), Hop & Drop (peg solitaire with verified board capture), Tiles Logic (green once/yellow multiple tile routing with verified tutorial), Arukone Logic (number-pair connection with verified level 1), and Fraction Galaxy (fraction gates with block pushing, device selector and level screen verified).

All reward thinking ahead about move consequences. Difficulty ranges from Hop & Drop's compact boards to Arukone's 81 levels (per source) and Fraction Galaxy's math integration.

Tested notes Source credited

Original illustration of route grids, connected nodes, rotating boards, and peg puzzles.

All Logic games

3 games in this category.

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Fraction Galaxy Logic - Source credited Top

Pivot Logic Logic - Source credited New

Arukone Logic Logic - Source credited

How to choose a logic game

Try Pivot Logic or Hop & Drop for gentler starts with simpler mechanics.
Move to Tiles Logic or Arukone Logic for full-route planning challenges.
Choose Fraction Galaxy when combining spatial puzzles with fraction practice.

Recommended order

If you are not sure where to start, try this order: Pivot or Hop & Drop -> Tiles Logic -> Arukone -> Fraction Galaxy if fraction knowledge exists. The order is based on how quickly the rules become clear and how much planning each game asks from the player.

What this category helps practice

The common thread is consequence tracking: each move changes future options. This builds reasoning that applies beyond games to planning and decision-making.