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Zoo Game - Moadly: 60 Free Brain Training Games

Zoo

Use math to figure out the value of animals and solve the puzzle.

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Zoo is a sharp logic and deduction game. It swaps out standard digits for animal icons, forcing you to solve for the hidden values to clear the board. It’s a fast-paced way to test your pattern recognition and mental math under pressure.

Crack the Wild Logic

Name: Zoo by Moadly
Rating: 4.5 (66 reviews)
Author: Moadly

The goal is simple: deduce what each animal is worth based on the top equations, then solve the final row before the timer runs out. Pick the correct answer from four options to move forward. It starts with basic addition, but the math gets heavier as the levels climb.

How it works

Analyze the animal equations to find their hidden values.
Solve the final equation and pick one of four answers.
Beat the ticking clock to advance.
One wrong guess or a timeout and the game ends.

"Zoo is way more challenging than it looks. Solving for the different animals gets really intense sometimes."

- LogicLover22

"I love the progression. It starts easy but quickly turns into a serious workout for your brain and math skills."

- MathWhiz88

Designed to run directly in your browser, Zoo lets you jump into a logic puzzle whenever you need a quick mental reset. No fluff, no wait—just a wild test of how fast you can think and solve when every second counts.

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All Ages

Disclaimer: We cannot guarantee that the games will improve brain function, prevent or cure memory loss, or any other condition. Nothing in app is medical advice and reflects personal, subjective experiences only. Treat the app as a game.