Challenge your Thinking with Problem Solving Games

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What are Problem Solving Games?

Problem Solving Games are short, interactive puzzles that engage your logic, planning, and strategy in playful ways. At Lumosity, these games draw on ideas from cognitive science but are built to be fun and interactive. In each game, you might trace patterns, compare options, or plan several moves ahead. It’s a chance to make thoughtful decisions and explore new ways of thinking as you play.

Why play Problem Solving Games?

Many people play Problem Solving Games because they like the structured thinking behind solving logic puzzles while others enjoy the creative side of figuring things out. These games let you explore how you respond to in-game challenges by breaking down tasks, shifting strategies, and thinking through your next move.

Practice Logical Thinking

Practice Logical Thinking

Every game gives you a small puzzle to untangle like spotting clues, connecting patterns, or testing ideas step by step.

Explore Strategic Planning

Explore Strategic Planning

Some games invite you to think ahead and plan your next move. You’ll organize steps toward a goal and learn to adapt when the path shifts.

Stay Flexible as You Play

Stay Flexible as You Play

When a rule shifts or a pattern changes, it’s your cue to try something new. These moments keep gameplay fresh and encourage flexible approaches.

Enjoy Rewarding Puzzles

Enjoy Rewarding Puzzles

Each puzzle is designed to offer just the right level of challenge — striking a balance between focus and fun.

Play at Your Own Pace

Play at Your Own Pace

Problem Solving Games adjust as you go. The difficulty changes based on your play, so each session feels balanced.

Getting Started with Problem Solving Games

Add one or two Problem Solving Games to your next session to try out different puzzle types. A good place to start is Masterpiece, where you complete mosaic patterns under shifting rules, or Pet Detective, which challenges you to follow clues and solve mini-mysteries. Ten to fifteen minutes a day is a great way to build a consistent routine. As you play, your Lumosity Performance Index (LPI) updates to reflect your scores in problem solving–related games — giving you a clear view of your gameplay progress over time.

Problem Solving Games by Lumosity

Lumosity’s Problem Solving games are created by neuroscientists and game developers, and inspired by cognitive research. Each game invites you to think strategically with logic-based challenges that engage reasoning, planning, and pattern recognition.

Research-Inspired Design

Research-Inspired Design

These games reflect studies on how people approach problems — drawing on logic, reasoning, and step-by-step thinking.

Personalized Training Experience

Personalized Training Experience

Game difficulty adjusts to match your pace, offering an evolving experience that challenges flexible thinking and decision-making.

Targeted Practice

Targeted Practice

Work through games that ask you to break down puzzles, plan ahead, and shift strategies — all in a format that supports structured problem solving.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do Lumosity games challenge problem solving?

Lumosity Problem Solving Games are built around the kind of thinking that goes into solving in-game challenges — like planning ahead, spotting patterns, or responding when the rules change. These games invite you to explore different approaches to solving puzzles through interactive play.

Who are problem solving games for?

Anyone who enjoys a good challenge can play problem solving games. Whether you’re brand new to brain games or have been playing for years, Lumosity’s games adjust to your pace so the experience stays approachable, engaging, and right-sized for you.

How can I challenge my problem solving skills?

Try games and activities that ask you to plan, shift strategies, or respond to changing conditions. In Lumosity, you’ll find puzzles and strategy-based games that prompt you to think a few steps ahead, evaluate options, and work through problems in playful ways.

What kind of thinking goes into problem solving?

Problem solving often involves planning, decision-making, and logic. Lumosity’s games reflect these kinds of thinking through quick, interactive challenges that are designed to be both engaging and approachable.

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