Spatial
3 puzzles · 60 sec each
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Spatial: Three Spatial Puzzles Against the Clock
Spatial is a free daily spatial reasoning puzzle game on Quizebra. Every day you get three puzzles, the first easy, the second harder and the third hard, and each one asks you to turn, flip, fold or cut a shape in your head, or to picture a figure of cubes from another side, and pick the result from four choices. You have sixty seconds for each puzzle, and your score is your total time over all three. Everyone in the world gets the same three puzzles each day.
How Do You Play Spatial?
Look at the shape and what is done to it, picture the result, then tap the option that matches. You get one try. A wrong choice loses the puzzle, and so does running out of time; either way the puzzle counts as the full sixty seconds.
You get one ranked set a day. After that you can play practice sets without limit; they do not go on the leaderboard.
What Kinds of Puzzles Are There?
Flat ones first: mirror images, halves that complete a symmetric figure, figures that rotate and flip along a row, the same shape, only turned, the odd one out among turned copies of a shape, a piece that fills a gap, paper that is folded and punched, and grids where each column applies a turn or a flip. Then the three-dimensional ones: figures of cubes seen from the side or from a corner, a figure turned in space, the cube that folds from a net, round solids seen from an arrow, and the shape a plane makes when it cuts through an object. About half of all Spatial puzzles are three-dimensional, and most of the hard ones are.
Tips for Faster Solving
Follow one small, lopsided detail rather than the whole shape: a dot, a corner, a short line. Where it ends up tells you the answer. For folded paper, unfold one step at a time, last fold first.
How Many Puzzles Are There?
163: 35 easy, 53 medium and 75 hard. Each day’s three are planned together, so a day never shows two puzzles of the same kind. There is no explanation after a Spatial puzzle. After a wrong pick the next puzzle follows at once; when time runs out or you give up, the right answer lights up first.
When Do the Puzzles Reset?
New puzzles arrive at midnight London time, with a fresh leaderboard. Free, no account, no ads.
The other brain games are Logic, Numbers and Memory, and the best player across all four each day is the Daily BrainWhiz.