I’m more into the games that make me slow down and pay attention to the exact wording. It’s satisfying when I catch a small logical twist that I would’ve missed if I rushed through it. Expecto Negation is a good pick, though. I like that it makes you actively test your understanding instead of relying on memorized patterns.
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Definitely Stimulus X-Ray. It is a great way to develop the foundation of argument structure, especially for the lengthy ones.
@AngelEyes same this game has been helping me a lot and Train of Thought.
@AngelEyes I also really liked this one!
Expecto negation as well! But all of the games are super fun and helpful.
@Kb092100 Let's goooooo!
I’m more into the games that make me slow down and pay attention to the exact wording. It’s satisfying when I catch a small logical twist that I would’ve missed if I rushed through it. Expecto Negation is a good pick, though. I like that it makes you actively test your understanding instead of relying on memorized patterns.