Motion Challenge Test
A Rush Hour-style sliding challenge: slide the blocks, free the red car through the exit, and plan your moves ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How does a slide count as one move?
Each time you drag a block in one direction, it counts as one move — even if it slides across several empty cells. Planning long, useful slides is the key to a high score.
How is my score calculated?
Each level has a reference minimum number of moves (computed from the puzzle). Your efficiency is that minimum divided by the moves you used. Your final score is the average efficiency across the levels you solved.
Are the puzzles the same every time?
No. Each attempt samples different levels from a bank of hundreds of validated puzzles, from easy 5-move grids to hard 18-move ones, so you can practice as many times as you like.
What happens if the 5-minute timer runs out?
Your test is submitted automatically. Solved levels are scored normally and unsolved levels are marked as time up, just like a timed screening test.
What do the block colours mean?
Colours only tell blocks apart — the red car is the piece you need to get out. Blocks can only slide along the direction they are placed in.
About This Challenge
This is an independent practice experience for self-improvement. It is not a professional aptitude assessment and is not affiliated with any employer or assessment publisher.
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Why motion challenges matter
Rush Hour-style sliding puzzles measure spatial planning — the ability to look ahead, order your moves, and adapt when a chosen path is blocked.
Look ahead
Effective solvers visualise several moves before touching a block, choosing the sequence that opens the exit fastest.
Order matters
Moving the wrong block first can double your move count. Choosing the right first move is often the whole puzzle.
Spatial reasoning
Keeping track of block orientation, axes and available space trains the same spatial working memory used in maps, engineering and design.
Efficiency under time pressure
Scoring by minimum possible moves rewards planning quality, not just completion — the same balance found in real work deadlines.
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