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INTERSECT: Link the Clues
Link two clues, find one answer. Free to play.
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Link two clues, find one answer. Free to play.
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Two clues. One answer. Find the connection. INTERSECT combines trivia, knowledge, and reasoning. Choose the answer that satisfies every clue, from number patterns and word meanings to science, culture, and the world around you. Start with three domains and discover your own path through seven: Logic, Numbers, Language, Science, World, Culture, and Patterns. Every correct connection earns Insight that you can spend on new branches in your Mind Map. Keep an Endless run going with consecutive...
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Hi Product Hunt, I’m Pierre, the solo developer behind INTERSECT.
Why I built it: I like learning a little every day. INTERSECT is meant to be a small daily practice for curiosity and reasoning: broaden what you know, sharpen how you connect ideas, and track your progress as your Mind Map grows.
The idea: every question gives you two clues, and exactly one answer satisfies both. You can know it, or you can work it out. That’s the whole rule, and it’s what I wanted to keep at the center of the game.
What’s in it:
Endless runs where consecutive correct answers build a Focus multiplier
A Daily 10: the same ten puzzles for everyone, one attempt per day, with a spoiler-free share result
One hard Vault puzzle a day
A Mind Map across seven domains (Logic, Numbers, Language, Science, World, Culture, Patterns) that grows as you earn Insight
Thousands of questions, progressive hints, explanations after mistakes, and offline play
It’s free to play, with optional Insight packs. There’s also a launch bonus for new players: complete 20 new questions and get 2,000 Insight, no purchase needed. [Confirm the end date or remove this line if it has expired.]
Try it on Android: https://play.google.com/store/ap...
I’d really like your take on three things: is the difficulty right, are any clues unclear or debatable, and does the Mind Map make you want to come back? Tell me which puzzle got you and I’ll reply to everyone.