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🗼 Tower of London Lite — Plan the Pegs

Three coloured beads sit on three pegs. Match the goal picture by moving one top bead at a time. Original layouts — not the Shallice/CANTAB item set and not an IQ.

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Tap a source peg, then a destination (or keys 1–3). Each puzzle has a move cap. Five short puzzles.
How it works

Tap a source peg, then a destination (or keys 1–3). Each puzzle has a move cap. Five short puzzles. Planning tasks are used in labs and clinics with standard towers. This browser peg toy is not that battery and not an IQ.

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❓ FAQ

Is this the clinical Tower of London?No. Clinical versions have fixed problems, peg heights and scoring rules. This is a five-puzzle original.
What does planning mean here?Think a few moves ahead before tapping. That feeling is not an executive-function diagnosis.
Why a move limit?To discourage random shuffling. The cap is a toy rule, not a published cut-score.
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📅 Last updated: 2026-08-27 · ✔ Reviewed by the All-Lifes editorial team · About · Methodology
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