Spatial Reasoning
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Spatial reasoning is how your brain mentally manipulates shapes, surfaces, and objects without physically touching them — rotating a shape in your head, or working out what a folded sheet looks like unfolded.
It splits into genuinely separate sub-skills. Mental rotation is dynamic — tracking a shape as it turns. Surface development is static — inferring structure from a flattened or folded state. Both matter, and they fail differently, which is why this pillar runs more than one mechanic instead of one game reskinned twice.
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Mirror Mind
Two shapes. One rotated, one flipped. Your brain can't tell at speed. Prove it wrong.
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Paper Fold
A folded, hole-punched sheet. Four candidates. Pick the correct unfolded pattern before time runs out.
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Coming Soon
A third Spatial Reasoning mechanic is in early design. No name yet — check back.