Out of the 4 inductive/deductive Reasoning games, I played Mastermind. The game goes by solving the code/colours and Mastermind gives you hints about whether the colour is in the correct or in the incorrect position but the colour is included.
Strategies I used to find the answer in Mastermind were using the hints given from my previous guesses, using the same colours to make sure whether a position was right or wrong, excluding colours that were not in previous guesses, and seeing what colours I have not used for each column. Using hints given from my guesses gave me a closer idea of what the answer is. Excluding colours helped by not wasting my guesses and not using the colours that are not applied. And seeing what colours I have not used for each column helped with what colours I did not use yet.
A reasoning strategy Mastermind is mostly used in my opinion is Inductive reasoning. The reason why is because Mastermind has to be solved with many different examples and inductive reasoning is a reasoning that has to be solved with many different examples/guesses.