Matt D. answered 09/22/19
LSAT Tutor and Law School Admissions Guide | LG & LR Specialist
There are always four games per Logic Game (Analytical reasoning) section.
Each game consists of 5-7 questions, totalling 23 questions (older tests had 24).
The games typically get harder as you progress through the section, with a game 1 being easier than game 4.
There is a paragraph containing general rules followed by some more explicit single sentence rules that typically affect a few specific variables.
The first question is typically a list question - this question really checks to see if you understand the rules of the game. You check the rules and eliminate answers that violate those rules leaving you with one correct scenario.
Then there are "if" and non-if questions.
I recommend doing the "if" questions first because they give you information toward a correct solution. They won't always help on the non-if questions, but often they do.
Let me know if you have any further questions! Games are my specialty =)