It's been a few weeks since our last forum post on games. Since then, we've added:
Tone Tasting 🍷 (detect author's attitude)
If-Then Blitz 👾 (identify sufficient and necessary conditions in conditional statements)
The Monster Files (practice strengthening/weakening causal arguments)
Check them out and let us know what you think!
We're also rolling out various other updates each week to other games (adding additional content, adding pause functionality for games that involve timing).
(Download the standalone LSAT Games app for iPhone or Android to keep playing when you're offline.)
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I think these games are immaculate and they have helped me a LOT in understanding key concepts. It also helps to give my brain a break when I feel like it's overwhelmed without making me feel like I'm not studying! Highly recommend!
These games are exactly what I needed to hone and master the fundamentals.
Love these games so much!!! Especially the new Monster Files! Thank you so much for the work put into making these games. They help a ton!
suggestion : reading the question stem, expecially ambiguous ones, and identifying whether its sufficieent/necessary assumption, parallel vs analogy vs flaw (some of the wordings of some questions make it feel so tight) including differences in RC vs LR.
would be a cool game ;)
These games have been such a gamechanger and have taken place of doomscrolling during my work commute, in the car, etc! It makes me feel like I'm doing something that will help my skills when I dont have the time/brain capacity for actual questions!
Please continue to add new games!
These games are PHENOMENAL!!! I LOVEEEEE The Monster Files. Please please keep adding more cases to it!!
Pretending I am Dana Scully playing the Monster Files
Yes!! Love all the games!
If Then Blitz sounds especially useful to me because I sometimes mix up necessary and sufficient conditions when I'm moving too quickly through a question. I like that these games let me practice one specific skill without having to sit through another full lesson. I'll give Monster Files a try too, since causal arguments are something I'd like to get better at spotting under time pressure.
As someone who struggles with tone/ attitude and context , this will help my RC
Well this is right on time. Definitely needed to find a way to bone up on my W and S questions.
we want more!!
Loove it, thank you
I had no idea that y'all made games! Just played and they were so fun!!