Logic Games

Logic games for children

Educational puzzles that teach children to spot patterns, follow rules and think a few steps ahead.

Logic games are where children learn to reason rather than recall. Each of our educational puzzles asks for one small decision at a time — complete the pattern, sort by two rules, find the route, crack the code — and lets children discover the rule for themselves instead of being told. That habit of structured thinking is what later carries into maths, coding and problem solving in general.

Pattern puzzles

Complete the missing piece in visual and number patterns — the gentlest introduction to logical reasoning.

Sudoku for kids

Shape-based grids that teach elimination and deduction long before adult sudoku.

Mazes & routes

Plan a path, back out of dead ends and try again — planning skills disguised as exploration.

Codes & sorting

Break simple ciphers and sort objects by colour, size and type using overlapping rules.

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Logic puzzles for children

Sudoku, patterns, mazes and sorting games — choose a puzzle and start thinking.

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Sudoku JuniorLogic Free
Sudoku•Ages 6–11•Medium

Sudoku Junior

Fill the grid with the right shapes.

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Number DashLogic Free
Numbers•Ages 5–11•Easy

Number Dash

Run, jump and grab coins while avoiding the cacti!

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Pattern QuestLogic Free
Patterns•Ages 6–10•Medium

Pattern Quest

Complete the missing piece in every logical pattern.

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Maze RunnerLogic Premium
Maze•Ages 5–10•Easy

Maze Runner

Find the path through tricky mazes.

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Code CrackerLogic Premium
Codes•Ages 8–12•Hard

Code Cracker

Break the secret number and letter codes.

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Pattern LogicLogic Premium
Logic Patterns•Ages 6–11•Medium

Pattern Logic

Complete visual patterns and sequences.

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Patterns, sequencing, sorting, mazes, sudoku and code breaking
Every puzzle has one clear rule, so children can reason instead of guess
Difficulty rises gradually, from age 4 to age 12
Immediate feedback helps children correct their own thinking
No ads and no in-game purchases inside the games
Great for classrooms, homework or quiet time at home

Questions & answers

Give them a puzzle to think about

Start with a pattern puzzle and work up to mazes, sudoku and codes.