Not very helpful.
The Reading Comprehension questions are only okay: the app does not present actual, full multi-paragraph passages with sets of 5-7 questions for each passage. Rather, the app presents slightly longer individual passages with one question per long passage. These questions are a little helpful for practice, I feel
The Logic Games questions are atrocious. The only things I am given are the categories and the objects which are to be arranged into the categories. But, I am not given any conditions for their arrangement at all. So I must guess completely at random what the correct answer is. The Logic Games questions are an utter waste of time, and I honestly do find it somewhat insulting that they were included in the app at all. They are useless for practice.
The Logical Reasoning questions are good approximations of LSAT questions, although they are simpler than real LSAT questions. These questions are helpful for practice, I feel.
When I get an answer wrong, the app presents an explanation for why the correct answer is correct. This is a good idea. But, the execution is a complete failure, because the explanation simply restates the question as a sentence. The explanation does not compare and contrast the correct answer choice with the wrong answer choices; the explanation only asserts that one answer is correct with no justification.
I like the interface: it is calming and pretty.
For the price of $8 and with its current quite egregious problems, this app does not seem worthwhile. If the problems were solved. then it would be worthwhile.
The Logic Games questions are atrocious. The only things I am given are the categories and the objects which are to be arranged into the categories. But, I am not given any conditions for their arrangement at all. So I must guess completely at random what the correct answer is. The Logic Games questions are an utter waste of time, and I honestly do find it somewhat insulting that they were included in the app at all. They are useless for practice.
The Logical Reasoning questions are good approximations of LSAT questions, although they are simpler than real LSAT questions. These questions are helpful for practice, I feel.
When I get an answer wrong, the app presents an explanation for why the correct answer is correct. This is a good idea. But, the execution is a complete failure, because the explanation simply restates the question as a sentence. The explanation does not compare and contrast the correct answer choice with the wrong answer choices; the explanation only asserts that one answer is correct with no justification.
I like the interface: it is calming and pretty.
For the price of $8 and with its current quite egregious problems, this app does not seem worthwhile. If the problems were solved. then it would be worthwhile.
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