A table for three. A handful of clues. Who sits where?
A short seating puzzle for players who are ready to compare clues about positions. Read clues together when needed.
Suppose Fox sits in the left seat and Bunny sits in the middle. Bear must take the right seat. Check every clue after placing the guests; satisfying one clue does not guarantee the others fit.
A daily round contains three seating puzzles. Practice offers another round. Clues use left, right, next to, not in a seat, and between. Moving a guest lets you revise an idea without restarting.
Start with a clue that fixes a seat. Then use the remaining clues to eliminate positions. Ask the player to explain why a guest cannot sit somewhere.
There are no time limits or penalties. Optional read-aloud uses hosted recordings where available and a browser voice for other sentences. For grown-ups & privacy