How to play Tuesday games

Use clue-by-clue elimination to answer a specific question.

Choose the statement that must follow from the given premises.

Use balance comparisons to infer which object or value satisfies the question.

Complete an A is to B as C is to ? relationship.

Use statements attached to shapes to identify the one false speaker.

Connect matching dots or endpoints without crossing paths.

Fill missing bricks in a number pyramid using the cascade rule.

Choose switches that transform a starting light pattern into the target pattern.

Place stars in a divided grid under row, column, region, and no-touch constraints.

Place tents next to trees while matching row and column counts.

Fill each glass thermometer with mercury from its round bulb toward the tip until every row and column total is met.

Fill a skyline grid with building heights while satisfying row, column, and edge clues.

Fill a number grid where rows and columns cannot repeat numbers, and every greater-than or less-than sign must be true.

Mark every mine using number clues, without guessing.

Assign domino tiles to labeled slots so every visible pip rule is true.

Evaluate visible set membership and answer the query result.

Spot the item that breaks the visual or conceptual pattern.

Complete a visual pattern by choosing the missing piece.

Sort all items into groups that share clear, defensible links.

Find the one visible item that contains a mistake.

Rotate a 3D block shape until it matches the target silhouette.

Count all cubes in a visible stack, including hidden support cubes.

Study a grid briefly, then recreate it from memory.

Study labeled cube faces, then answer an orientation question from memory.

Reveal a tiny picture from row and column run clues.

Find one word that can sit in front of every clue word to make familiar compounds or phrases.

Infer the rule behind a number sequence and provide the next value.

Rearrange all visible letters to make the intended word.

Transform one word into another by changing one letter at a time.

Restore vowels to a compressed phrase or set of words.

Infer the word from a compact definition or clue.

Decode a short message by discovering the transformation.

Put the listed items into their correct order.

Decode a substitution cipher where each encoded letter stands for one plain letter.

Find the shortest path through a small maze.

Trace a beam through mirrors or blockers to find where it exits.

Chain words around a letter box while jumping sides between adjacent letters.