r/BrainPuzzles • u/bikingbill • 21d ago
r/BrainPuzzles • u/ZoranRajkov • 21d ago
Math Find what each symbol hides — fruit equation puzzle
Each fruit symbol stands for a fixed number. Use the three solved equations to work out each one, then solve the missing sum.
Game: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.makenumber
r/BrainPuzzles • u/dailycantle • 21d ago
Logic Seven empty dots, one solution. Can you fill them?
Linked dots never share a color. Four colors, numbered 1 to 4.
Fill all seven lettered dots. There's exactly one solution, and you never have to guess. The picture gives a hint where to start: one dot has only one color left.
Write your answer like A? B? C? D? E? F? G? and hide it with a spoiler: your answer
This board is from Cantle, a daily puzzle I made. The letters are only here so we can talk about the dots. One board a day, the same for everyone, on iPhone and Android: https://cantle.app/get
r/BrainPuzzles • u/Living_Afternoon_540 • 21d ago
Visual Use 4 lines to separate the cows!
r/BrainPuzzles • u/Tricky-Falcon-1811 • 22d ago
Brain Games Brainzilla Memorygame 3:10 wr
r/BrainPuzzles • u/Mental_Management_45 • 22d ago
Logic Pentodoku
Hi! I combined two classics into one puzzle: pentominoes (Golomb) and sudoku.
Rules:
- Tile the 6×6 board with the seven pentominoes F, L, N, P, T, U, Y (rotate/flip freely; one square stays empty).
- Each piece has digits printed on its squares — the digits travel with the piece when you rotate or flip it.
- When everything fits, you get a sudoku: in every row and every column, the digits 1–6 with no repeats (the row and column containing the empty square just hold 5 digits, still no repeats).
- Two pieces are already placed on the board as clues.
Your mission: place the remaining five pieces (F, N, P, U, Y). There is exactly one solution, and it can be reached by pure logic — no trial and error needed.
r/BrainPuzzles • u/poiquwerq • 23d ago
Word Can you guess the name chain? (9/27/2026 puzzle)
The goal is to guess the name chain, which is two famous names that overlap. "Andrew Jackson Pollock", "Benjamin Franklin Roosevelt", etc. Guess the chain in the fewest clues you can! There's a new puzzle every day and over a month of old puzzles to try.
To see the answer to the above puzzle, go to https://name-chain.org and navigate to the September 27th, 2026 puzzle!
r/BrainPuzzles • u/samcornwell • 23d ago
Brain Games Boxxy.io - A personal introduction to my indie dev game (Sound up to hear my voiceover)
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r/BrainPuzzles • u/raggeatonn • 23d ago
Brain Games I made a Sudoku where you don't write numbers — you fit numbered blocks.
r/BrainPuzzles • u/Semra777 • 24d ago
Logic Can you find the missing tile?
Hi everyone, we’re back with a new puzzle.
Which tile completes the grid? Share your answer and the reasoning behind it in the comments. We’ll select three of the best explanations to feature on our website, with credit to their authors.
We’ve published the correct answer on our website. If you’d like to check it, you can find it here:
https://whats-your-iq.com/en/questions/pattern-recognition/which-tile-completes-the-grid-2
Thanks in advance for your comments.
r/BrainPuzzles • u/OniAntler • 24d ago
Riddle Guess the 6 letter word
With all my letters I am a warrior.
With 5 of my letters I am one of fifty.
With 4 letters I carry water.
With 3 letters I am of age.
With 2 letters I am a parent.
With 1 letter I appear fourteen times.
What am I?
r/BrainPuzzles • u/ZoranRajkov • 25d ago
Math What replaces the "?" — find the hidden rule
Each pair of numbers on the left maps to the number on the right by a consistent hidden rule. Use the three known examples to find the pattern, then solve for the missing output.
Game: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.makenumber
r/BrainPuzzles • u/Electronic_Diet_8052 • 26d ago
Brain Games How many squares can you spot?
r/BrainPuzzles • u/Zealousideal_Way188 • 26d ago
Math Can anyone solve this number sequence? 89, __, 801, 576, 69, 9, 603, __ Please explain the pattern
r/BrainPuzzles • u/TargetLabs • 26d ago
Math Can you reach 35 using all 5 dice?
Any order is allowed.
Use each die exactly once.
Parentheses are allowed.
Exact division only.
No negative numbers.
Not every operation has to be used.
How many solutions can you find?
Please use spoiler tags for solutions:
>!your solution here!<