400 levels. Eight games.
Every skill the CAT exam tests.
Eight free games that hide the skills CAT tests inside levels worth clearing. VARC, DILR and Quant, 50 levels each.
The skills CAT tests, hidden inside games.
Every game maps to a real CAT sub-skill, so you drill exactly what the exam rewards.
Read sharper
Para jumbles, summary and odd one out train structure, coherence and the core idea.
Solve faster
Mixtures, relative speed and profit and loss turn Quant fundamentals into muscle memory.
Reason cleaner
Data analysis and set theory build the DILR habit of holding and cross-referencing facts.
Eight CAT exam games. One goal.
Read faster, think sharper and score higher across all three CAT sections.
VARC
Quant
DILR
Climb 50 levels across 5 worlds.
Clear a level on the first try for full XP, unlock the next world and keep your streak alive.
Your CAT prep,
minus the dread.
Free to play. No coaching batch, no boredom. Just the skills CAT tests, one level at a time.
FAQ
Is Optima Arcade free to play?
Yes. All 8 games and every one of their 50 levels are free. You only need a free Optima Learn account to save your progress and XP.
How do these games help with CAT preparation?
Each game drills one real CAT sub-skill. VARC covers para jumbles, para summary and odd one out. Quant covers mixtures and alligation, relative speed, and profit and loss. DILR covers data interpretation and set theory.
How many games and levels are there?
There are 8 games with 50 levels each, spread across 5 worlds that unlock as you climb from the seafloor to the stars.
Are the questions based on real CAT questions?
Yes. The questions come from the same verified CAT style question bank that powers Optima Learn practice, so you are drilling exam-standard material. Most levels take one to three minutes, so you can practise in short bursts.
Do I need to download an app to play these CAT games?
No. Every game runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or laptop. Sign in with a free account and your levels, progress and XP follow you across devices.
Do I need to finish the CAT syllabus before playing?
No. Levels start easy and get harder as you climb, so you can play from day one of your preparation and come back to the harder worlds once a topic is covered.
How is this different from a CAT mock test?
A mock measures where you stand on a full paper. These games build the underlying sub-skill through short, repeated reps with instant feedback, so they sit alongside mocks rather than replace them.