About Seesaw Logic
Seesaw Logic is a tricky challenge for you to get your teeth into. Begin with a minute on the clock and select the heaviest object on the seesaw/s in each round. Each object you select correctly gives you an extra 3 seconds on the clock!
There are a total of 20 levels so why not exercise those logic skills and play now!
Pick a game to start playing. If you're a logged in member you'll always earn one BrainCell for participating, and then you may win additional BrainCells if you finish as the top player. Hover over the prize amounts to see prize divisions.
Trophy TrialAbout Trophy Trials - Get a high score & win a trophy!In Trophy trials, you're competing against yourself to achieve a high score target. In each game, there are 5 trophies for you to win. Each trophy has a score target associated with it. All you have to do is to reach the target score and you'll be awarded the trophy along with a load of BrainCells! You can get more than one trophy for a single game, but you can only get each trophy once. Collect all 5 trophies for each game to become a Trophy Trial Champion! |
Entry fee | BrainCells | Players | Closes | Trophies |
Fun tournamentsAbout fun tournamentsFun tournaments are completely FREE to enter plus you get 1 BrainCell for simply playing and even more if you win! Fun tournaments are always open and run either daily or weekly. If you don't feel like entering a jackpot or mini tournament just yet, fun tournaments are perfect for a bit of practice. Why wait? Get playing! |
Entry fee | BrainCells | Players | Closes |
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FREE | 10 BCs | Unlimited | Always open |
Jackpot tournamentsAbout jackpot tournamentsJackpot tournaments are scheduled by us and run for a set period of time. For example, a day or a week. During this period all players can enter the game as often as they like and the player who achieves the highest score wins the prize. Some of our jackpot tournaments use a progressive jackpot system where part of the entry fee is added to the prize. Sometimes we even offer a minimum jackpot to get things going! |
Entry fee | Prize | BrainCells | Players | Closes |
Mini tournamentsAbout mini tournamentsJoin a mini tournament that another player has created or create your own! Play against other real players for the chance to win the cash prize + BrainCells. When you create a mini tournament you can decide how long you want it to run and how many people can enter. |
Entry fee | Prize | BrainCells | Players | Closes |
Jackpot Tournament results
| Ended | Prize | Score | Player | |
| 22 Feb 2010 | 6.00 | 36,528 |
| arranged1 |
| 11 Jan 2010 | 5.00 | 51,053 |
| xdanna |
| 04 Jan 2010 | 5.00 | 61,823 |
| xdanna |
| 28 Dec 2009 | 5.00 | 43,362 |
| xdanna |
| 21 Dec 2009 | 5.00 | 53,027 |
| xdanna |
Mini Tournaments results
Created by: david caswell
End Time: Dec 17 Thu 2009 00:13Prize Money: 0.40
| Position | Score | Player | |
| Position1 | 20,126 |
| david caswell |
| Position2 | 2,831 |  | germany111 |
Created by: doubledutch
End Time: Dec 07 Mon 2009 14:40Prize Money: 0.80
| Position | Score | Player | |
| Position1 | 8,247 |
| carter |
Free tournament results
| Ended | Score | Player | |
| 09 Mar 2010 | 27,040 |
| hannahmac |
| 08 Mar 2010 | 33,148 | | |
| 06 Mar 2010 | 31,764 |  | |
| 05 Mar 2010 | 10,552 |
| dazza74 |
| 04 Mar 2010 | 10,718 |  | |
All time leaders
1
solskjaer99
Score: 65767
BrainCells: 7538
2
xdanna
Score: 61823
BrainCells: 529
3
graham sidwell
Score: 46688
BrainCells: 667
4
dobysteerex
Score: 39393
BrainCells: 1143
5
thaumaturge
Score: 36615
BrainCells: 3867
6
arranged1
Score: 36528
BrainCells: 64
7
sansuresh
Score: 36048
BrainCells: 152
8
amberredboots
Score: 34270
BrainCells: 392
9
babsvfr
Score: 33946
BrainCells: 13
10
hedgehog
Score: 32835
BrainCells: 391
About Logic Games
Logic games have a long history across many cultures, often tied up with the philosophers or mathematicians of the day. Recently the advent of online logic games has allowed this type of game to be played on a much more casual basis as part of mainstream brain training fun. A particular logic puzzle can be recreated or replaced so that player has another challenge once an initial solution is reached. Access to free online logic games mean that players can play time and again and hone their skills.
Seesaw Logic starts with what seem like extremely easy puzzles. Which side of the scale is weighed down the most? Well clearly that's the one with the heaviest object then. It lulls you into a false sense of security with the game and then things gradually get harder. It is surprising how difficult logic games can get just by adding a little detail. This is where the brain = a computer analogy starts to fall apart. Oh and of course there's that thing called fun.
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