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Can you beat the pigeon?
Three pattern puzzles. One life.
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Three pattern puzzles. One life.
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Remember positions, then uncover the sequence.
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Compare quantities, learn a rule, remember a count.
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Connect a safe route, bend a hook, build a tool chain.
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Food, location and time belong together.
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Compare proportions, barriers and selection rules.
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Three ways to keep track of the important clue.
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Food locations, live prey and a repeating schedule.
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Small mechanisms with consequences to think through.
Explore this challengePositions, sequences and recall after distraction.
Explore this challengeSame, different, rotated—or just a decoy?
Explore this challengePlan a route, connect a mechanism, choose the next tool.
Explore this challengeCount, learn the rule, compare the actual chance.
Explore this challengeTraining gives you individual tasks with a choice of profile and tempo. Four correct rounds out of five are enough. An animal challenge has three tests and one life. The Kingdom Run draws 20 distinct tasks across the animals and raises difficulty every five tests. One mistake ends either challenge mode.