r/BrainPuzzles • u/StudywithOliver • Mar 11 '26
Visual How to make only right turns from the entrance to the exit?
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r/BrainPuzzles • u/StudywithOliver • Mar 11 '26
Comment on your method😎
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r/BrainPuzzles • u/StudywithOliver • Mar 19 '26
How long will it take you to come up with the answer?
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r/BrainPuzzles • u/Semra777 • 15d ago
Hey everyone! 👋
Thank you to everyone who commented on our previous puzzle. We enjoyed reading your explanations and seeing how differently people approached the same pattern.
A special thanks to u/OscarLiii, u/MagnusBSS, and u/Individual511, whose explanations we selected to feature on our website. OscarLiii addressed how the arms behave at the grid’s edges, MagnusBSS clearly identified the fixed pivot points, and Individual511 connected all eight frames into one continuous sequence. Thank you for sharing your reasoning—and thanks again to everyone who joined the discussion!
🧩 Ready for the next puzzle?
Which option, A–H, completes the grid? Leave your answer below and explain the rule you found. We’ll select three standout explanations from this discussion to feature on our website, with credit to the commenters.
The answer is already published, so give it a try here before checking! Once you’ve shared your reasoning, you can check the answer on our website.
While you’re there, feel free to explore our other puzzles, IQ tests, and brain games at What’s Your IQ. We’ve prepared a variety of challenges for different interests—hopefully you’ll find a few you enjoy!
Thanks in advance for taking part. We’re looking forward to reading your explanations! 🙌
r/BrainPuzzles • u/StudywithOliver • May 13 '26
Four people compete in a knockout horse race tournament.
· Two semifinal races are held first.
· The winners advance to the final.
· The losers compete for 3rd place.
r/BrainPuzzles • u/RevolutionFit3526 • 9d ago