If you need a study break but just can't let the LSAT go, try our new learning games! They aren't a substitute for drills, but they can sharpen your intuitions and make the process of evaluating an argument more automatic.
Let us know what you think!
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A game for identifying question types would be cool.
@AngelDominguez Noted!
Flaw Hunter just got harder
@J.Y.Ping And on the third day, flaw boss Ping rose again to bait us with his toughest flaw demons.
This is my favorite feature so far. Extremely low barrier to entry, good for getting rid of what has been my issue in LR so far, learning to ignore entirely context and just focus on what is on the page. No more “oh but why would the river affect the position of the hat”. No. If river rises, then hat moves is much harder to interrogate beyond the basic on-the-page logical relationship. Please put this so that it is accessible from the main menu and continue to invest time and resources into further development of these games.
Any games that could help with reading comprehension?
how can we find this from the home screen!
This is amazing. Please make a drill identifying sufficient and necessary conditions!!!! I need to boost my ease at figuring those out!! Or like a drill identifying sufficiency necessity confusion, the oldest trick in the book, because I really want to have that skill locked in!
Love it! Cool concept!
Since the Flaw Hunter game is based off pairing the matching flawed arguments, the last pair in each round becomes too obvious b/c those are the last 2 cards that haven't been matched. It'd be better to have an odd number of Flaw Cards in the game, or have a few red herrings or a few arguments that aren't flawed at all!
@monmon the Burnout Skeleton is me and I am the Burnout Skeleton lol the names of the monsters are fun
@monmon i went through and played both games because yes that is what I'm up to on this lovely friday afternoon before i watch the world cup — I really really like this new feature! I can see myself playing each game as a warm-up before I begin drills or reviewing my questions. This was an enjoyable and easy way to drill myself on underlying skills without having to read a bunch of stimuli and stress about getting an actual score on real questions.
Fire, love it.
Now this is why I pay for 7Sage: Actual Logic Games
10/10 love it. I have been looking for something like this for so long.
Is there any way to access this outside of this post? I don't want to lose this feature, just cuz I can't find this post. Thanks!
@CristobalLuna
if you're on desktop, there's a link on the left-side navigation column!
These were awesome! Are you going to put a quick link on the home page? I'm going to use these to warm up.
@MF218 I second this!!
This is great!!! Especially the conditional game, it came at the right time for me. Thanks you guys! Please add more like phenomenon hypothesis. *wink wink nudge nudge*. lol
These are great! Pls make more the Flaw one is perfect for parallel question types
Adorable monsters btw
This is so much fun.
ive been needing this omg. sometimes i literally cannot focus enough to study with my adhd because i'm not in the right headspace but want to do at least something!
@sxphs ME TOO! i feel so seen lol
This was really funnn! Making a game about finding the gap would be super helpful as well!
@Hacheeee I totally agree! This is where I struggle most
LOOOOOOVE! HOW FUN!
Thank you so much for adding this it's so fun! I was wondering if there was a way to view the game results in analytics? I accidently clicked off of the review tab and wanted to go back and analyze my mistakes
@Jineen Unfortunately there's no way to do that right now. But it sounds like keeping a list of prior results for review is something you're interested in.
More of this please!
Amazing! This is actually fun, too!
Logic blitz is a great warm up tool. Awesome feature.
wow this is so cool!