Einstein's Riddles Text Puzzle

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About this game

Einstein's Riddle - the logic puzzle, according to legend, created by Albert Einstein during his childhood. It was used by Einstein to test candidates for assistants the ability to think logically.

Einstein claimed that only two percent of the world population are able to operate in the laws of the mind associated directly with five signs. As a consequence of this private, cast puzzle can be solved without the use of paper only to those who belong to the two percent.

In its most complex version of the problem involves the decision in the mind, without the use of any means of maintaining records or information.

To solve the problem it is necessary to use deductive steps, following which you can get a solution. The essence of the method is to try to write the known relationships into a table, consistently excluding the impossible variants, resulting in a completely filled table.

Ratings and reviews

I really like this game. If you're looking for some good brain teasers this is it. Barely any ads. Lots to choose from. Not hassling you for real money, just nice relaxing brain stretching fun. No glitches so far and I've had it at least 1.5yrs. Only four stars cause it seems like very few puzzle can't be solved with the hints given, but not a reason not to download this game. Thanks creators for creating this variety of puzzles👍🙂

You fixed my issue with app crashing and it's been great for a while! Thanks! My newest issue is that you have larger ads at the bottom and they cover up the bottom row of the puzzle so you can't play fully. Old review: I love this game, but it crashes on me non-stop. I've had it on my phone for a while and played regularly with no issues but the last couple of months it crashes all the time.

It is clear that the developer does not understand how to properly translate to English. I wasted a ton of time on this game because the puzzles were not solvable due to the fact that I was following the hints as they were written rather than how the developer intended for them to be read. For instance, one hint might tell you that a car is "in two cars away from" another car... well, turns out, what the developer means to say is that the car is three cars away from another car.

What’s new

* Added new thematic riddles: 391-400
* Maintenance