Can you solve the prisoner hat riddle? - Alex Gendler
Ten prisoners, ten hats and one clever strategy: pause before the reveal and see if your family can crack it first.
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Ten prisoners, ten hats and one clever strategy: pause before the reveal and see if your family can crack it first.
Four people, one lantern, a rickety bridge and zombies closing in. A timing puzzle that rewards thinking a few moves ahead.
A famous logic grid puzzle about houses, pets and drinks. Grab paper, follow the clues and track down the missing fish.
A twist on the classic river crossing puzzle where every boat trip counts. Great for solving together as a group.
A former NASA engineer builds an eight-stage obstacle course to outwit bird-feeder thieves, and the squirrels keep surprising him.
What happens when you fill an entire pool with jello? Big logistics, wobbly physics and an answer to a question every kid has asked.
A glass droplet that shrugs off hammer blows yet bursts when you snip its tail, explained with stunning ultra-slow-motion footage.
Colourful animation turns a scraped finger into an epic battle, showing how your body's defenders team up against invading bacteria.
Fifteen thousand dominoes topple into three interlocking spirals. Hypnotic proof of what patience and careful planning can build.
A hand-cranked wooden machine drops two thousand steel marbles onto real instruments to play an entire song. Engineering meets music.
A warehouse-sized chain reaction of dominoes, toy cars and falling pianos, timed perfectly to the beat in one continuous take.
A gloriously overcomplicated contraption built from household odds and ends, all to turn a single page of a book.
Oversized foam blasters and absurd targets. A high-energy trick shot reel that will have kids trying their own backyard versions.
The viral bottle flip craze pushed to ridiculous extremes: moving targets, long-distance landings and plenty of celebration.
How a 13-year-old became the first player ever to 'beat' classic Tetris, and the wild techniques that made it possible.
A tour of inventive tiny games built in just 48 hours. A fun peek at how game designers turn one idea into play.
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Loved the riddles? Try Minesweeper or the daily Sudoku β both are pure logic. Inspired by the chain-reaction machines? Our rainy day activities include build-it-yourself ideas.