Play logic games with Copilot

If you love logic and want to take on logic puzzles anywhere you go, Copilot can help. Use Copilot and the Copilot app to generate logic games that put your thinking to the test. Whether you’re a pre-law student preparing for the LSAT or simply enjoy mentally challenging activities, try these free AI-powered games with Copilot.

Why play logic games?

If you’re preparing for law school or you’re a law professional, playing logic games and doing deductive puzzles are excellent practice. Law involves complex problem-solving and logical reasoning, and these games help you put those skills to work. For example, a lawyer might need to determine the sequence of events in a case or group facts into categories. Similarly, the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) includes a section on logic games that tests ability in areas such as sequencing, grouping, and conditional reasoning.

Whether you’re looking for a fun way to improve your logical reasoning skills or simply want to play free brain games for a little mental challenge, Copilot has you covered.

Logic games you can play with Copilot

There's a wide variety of logic games you can play with Copilot. Here are several to try:

Sequencing

Sequencing games involve arranging items or events in a specific order based on given clues. Simply prompt Copilot to “give me a sequencing game.” You can also mix it up by throwing details into your prompt for a more interesting game with prompts like these:

• Make a sequencing game that involves arranging major historical events in the order they occurred. Provide a list of historical events. Do not include dates. I will then put them in order. 

• Give me a sequencing game. Provide the steps for a building task. Do not put them in order. Scramble the steps so I can figure out the correct sequence myself.

• Make a sequencing game that asks me to organize steps in a detective’s investigation. Scramble the steps so I can figure them out myself.

Grouping

Grouping games require you to categorize items based on shared characteristics or rules. Ask Copilot to start a grouping game, or for an extra twist, add specifics to your prompt for a more engaging challenge. Try prompts like these:

• Give me a grouping game that involves classifying a list of chemical elements based on their groups in the periodic table.

• Could you give me a grouping game that involves categorizing books into their respective genres?

• I want to play a grouping game. Can you give me one that involves technological innovations?

Syllogism

Syllogism games test your ability to infer a conclusion from two or more statements that are asserted to be true. To initiate a syllogism game with Copilot, just ask for one! Or you can request a more specific puzzle with prompts like these:

• Give me two premises related to animals and their characteristics, and test me to see if I can deduce a conclusion.

• Give me a syllogism game that involves renewable energy sources.

• I want to improve my deductive reasoning skills. Give me a syllogism game to solve that deals with different types of vehicles and their modes of operation?