What Logic means in Witbolt
Logic tasks give you a few clear visual rules and several possible answers. Only one answer satisfies every rule. They reward careful reasoning more than fast tapping.
Order Lock: pick the order that follows every rule
You see a small set of shapes, a few rules about where they can go, and several possible orderings. Tap the only ordering that breaks none of the rules.
Example. Rules: ▲ comes before ●. ▼ sits next to ■. ◆ is not at either end.
Several orderings look close. Check each rule in turn and only one survives.
Harder tasks add more shapes and more rules. Rules can depend on each other, and the wrong answers break just one rule, so they look almost right.
Route Logic: choose the route that reaches the target
You see a start shape, a target shape and a few routes made of gates. Each gate always does the same thing: a quarter turn, swapping filled and outlined, or a mirror flip. Choose the one route that turns the start shape into the target.
Example. Start: an outlined triangle pointing up. Target: a filled triangle pointing right.
The right route contains a turn and a fill. A route that turns the wrong way or skips the fill ends somewhere else.
Harder tasks use more gates per route and more routes that end close to the target.
How Logic fits into a Battle
Logic is one of four skill families in every Battle. A Battle has about 12 tasks, three from each family, and families never appear twice in a row. A correct answer counts most. A quick correct answer adds a small speed bonus, and a wrong one earns nothing. Your result shows a Logic score next to the other three families.
Play logic games against your friends
You cannot pick a single family. Every Battle mixes all four, so the best all-rounder wins. After your Battle, send a challenge link and your friend plays an equivalent Battle with the same mix of task types and difficulty. Then you compare results, family by family. How friend challenges work.
Witbolt is a game. Its scores and ratings describe how you play inside Witbolt. They are not IQ scores or a measure of intelligence.