The Mind Games Club: Your Move
Ages 10+ · Read a new game's structure and an opponent's habits, then call the move that decides the matchRead episode one freeEpisode 1 needs no account. Episode 2 is free with a parent account. Episode 3 onward is for Stories members.
Start a story in this worldWhy this series stands out
Read a new game's structure and an opponent's habits, then call the move that decides the match
For grown-upsBuild the ability to compare records, form evidence-based hypotheses and explain why a strategy works
Your role: Unseen Strategist
Ibuki fights at the board and Saya gathers the records, but only you decide the final move
Meet the new game, read the opponent's records, hear 'One move—it's yours,' then file it in the strategy notebook
Episodes
Episode 1A Strategist Joins the Losing ClubFree to readThe Mind Games Club is one loss from being shut down — until you join as its unseen strategist. Find the favourite's hidden habit in a brand-new game and hand the club its winning move.
Episode 2The Habit of Having No HabitsFree with an accountThe third-round opponent is Fuuka, the seeded player whose records show no habits at all. See through the “no habits” trick, and break her mirror with the one square that cannot be copied.
Episode 3The One Being Read Was UsMembersFirst match at Nationals. In the auction game Hikari-Seri your reads kept landing — and you still lost by a single point. What exactly did grinning Jin read? The answer exists in only one place: your own records.
Episode 4The Champion Reads the Third BookMembersThe final is a best-of-three across every game this tournament created. Champion Chloe doesn't read habits — she lets you read hers, then reads you from above. When all three of your textbooks have been calculated, what move is left?The words, pictures and voice in this story were made using AI.
Inside the series world
The Mind Games Club: Your Move
Become the unseen strategist who leads an underdog team against the country's strongest players. Brand-new games, tournaments and battles of wits with recurring rivals. Every win reveals a stronger opponent, while each recorded move becomes a weapon for the next match.
