Weird Curveball LSAT Logic Games

Note: the LSAT no longer has Logic Games. LSAC removed the section in August 2024. The scored test is now 2 Logical Reasoning sections and 1 Reading Comprehension section, plus 1 unscored experimental section. This post stays up as an archive, and the reasoning skills still carry over, but you won’t see a game on test day.

Here’s a big list of Weird Curveball LSAT Logic Games.

Don’t be surprised if you have more trouble than average with these. But they’re great practice for curveball games on LSAT Test Day.

PT1, G1

PT2, G3

PT4, G4

PT6, G3

PT6, G4

PT8, G2

PT9, G4

PT10, G3

PT11, G4

PT12, G4

PT13, G4

PT15. G2

PT16. G4

PT18. G3

PT18, G4

PT20, G3

PT21, G2

PT27, G2

PT29, G2

PT30, G1

PT31, G4

PT34, G2

PT38, G4

PT40, G3

PT41, G4

PT44, G4

PT50, G3

PT57, G3

PT60, G3

PT64, G2

PT65, G4

PT67, G4

PT70, G2

PT72, G4

PT77, G3

PT79, G4

PT80, G4

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