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Deduction puzzle game

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Even though many games have at least some element of deduction, only recently have games appeared in which deduction is the central element. These can be divided into three families. Purely abstract games, of which the archetype is Master Mind, usually only for two players. These require pure abstract reasoning, to the point of feeling like you are beating each other over the head with baseball bats.

Click on one of the five spaces to change the color of the rock in it. Deduction puzzle game. You can choose from five colors. When you press done, you get a white rock for every rock in the right place, and a black rock for every rock that is the right color, but in the wrong space. Use this information to make another guess. See whether you can guess the combination in 10 or fewer turns. visual memory game.

What is deduction

deduction (plural deductions)
  1. that which is deducted; that which is subtracted or removed
  2. a sum that can be removed from tax calculations; something that is written off You might want to donate the old junk and just take the deduction.
  3. a conclusion; that which is deduced, concluded or figured out He arrived at the deduction that the butler didn't do it.
  4. the ability or skill to deduce or figure out; the power of reason Through his powers of deduction, he realized that the plan would never work.
  5. (logic)a. a process of reasoning that moves from the general to the specific, in which a conclusion follows necessarily from the premises presented, so that the conclusion cannot be false if the premises are true. b. a conclusion reached by this process

 

Deduction logic puzzle.

Many games, to differing degrees, have an element of deduction. A good Poker player seeks to deduce the hands of his opponents by their behavior. He must pull information from their card exchanges and bids, but also their gestures, eyes, and expressions of happiness or discontent. Beginners are unpredictable, and that's why no one wants to risk bluffing one in a Poker game.

In trick-taking games, like Whist, Bridge, or Tarot, deduction depends on the tactics of the situation. In these games, the information from opponent's played cards is crucial to deciding whether or not to take the trick. In Bridge, the various bidding systems serve only to transform a very classical and straight forward bidding system into complex codes allowing information to be passed to your partner. Deduction is not only important in card games. Even in a game like Chess, which is among the most strategic of games, and in which each player has perfect information about his opponent's position,

Deduction is important. Unlike computers, which rely on quickly calculating possible moves, a human must try and deduce the overall strategy of his opponent. It is these guesses, rather than looking 10-20 moves ahead, which decide the winner of a Chess match. Sometimes, as in Poker, the rules allow calculating Deduction to be stepped on by its evil twin Bluff. Bluffing is the art of playing a game as if you have a completely different strategy or capabilities than one actually has. The sole purpose of this deceit is to undermine the reasoning of your opponent. What it adds is, like in spy novels, a second degree to the deduction process, requiring a player to filter out erroneous information. Bridge is even more complex in this regard, you must give proper information to your partner, but not to your opponents.

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