Logic Town

Really nicely done logic game. Cute themes per level, and some levels that are real thinkers. I DO have 3 small things I didn't care for about the game that I don't think majorly detract, but still feel like I need to point them out. 1. Each puzzle does not appear to save progress therein. We play this as a little wind-down going to bed game, and having played some of the devs' massive imagesweeper games, I thought maybe it would just save your progress within each individual stage. It does not, which was kinda annoying. It's not like each puzzle is laborious or anything, but I inherently don't like mechanics that by design seem to not respect people's time for no actual reason. Things happen and a game may need to be exited abruptly. Taking my progress with it is pretty nonsensical. 2. Mis-clicks tend to happen on my laptop (mousepad not recognizing one vs. two clicks accurately) and this eventually led to finding out there's an actual fail state for a level. I find this really random and can't think of a way where this actually benefits the game lol, but maybe my perspective of "this is just supposed to be a chill puzzle game" is off. I also don't recall seeing any in-game indicator for this? Just something to keep in mind that you CAN fail and be forced to start over again. 3. Less a complaint and more of a suggestion, but maybe the hints should have two stages? As it stands, the hints immediately tell you exactly what your conclusion should be...which isn't really a hint. It's an answer. If it wants to highlight a certain clue to focus on, perfect. IF that isn't enough for somebody, then maybe implementing a second stage of that hint that includes the answer would be good. Clues By Sam does something similar and I think that works really well. Anyway, great little logic puzzle game so far! I don't imagine finding any new mechanics for the rest of it so figured I'd toss this now that we're a decent way in, and am a fan of the team. Proverbs was a nice, relaxing, and interesting experience that turned me on to the rest of the catalogue.

This is a lovely little game, it reminds me of a PC game from like 30 years ago that I think was called 'Sherlock', very similar idea but with cute graphics and a wholesome story. If you're into logic puzzles then it's a fun one. Very slight complaint - occasionally I'm left at the end of a game with a single binary choice, but I have used all the clue and there are literally no clues referring to the 2 objects in the choice, so there is no logical way to proceed except to guess. It's not a game-breaking issue, but it is annoying, makes me think the system use to generate clues isn't quite 'complete' in the mathematical sense.

Absolutely love this game. Very kid-friendly, adorable graphics, interesting premise, relaxing and perfect. 10/10 no complaints on gameplay, I especially love that there's daily puzzles in case you really really can't get enough of it. My one "gripe" would be that there's not much variety to the background music, but it's notable that I listened to any of it at all since I usually turn game music off and listen to news/podcasts so adding more would be my only suggestion for DLCs/sequels. Also a rare game where the gameloop never gets boring, and actually gets better the more used to it and more you play.

need moar puzzles pls

A simple puzzle game for chilling where you cross out wrong things bits by bits until all the objects are in the right place. Each chapter will have easy-to-hard levels with a final 6x6 board to solve.

Idk why i bought this tbh, its exactly what you expect, but you could also just go to a walgreens and get a book version for 3 bucks 5/10

Good logic puzzles with a variety of difficulties. The daily puzzles keep me coming back for my fix almost every day!

It's so addictive

One of the best designs for this kind of puzzles. Very easy to register your conclusions, and the symbols are way too nice to work with, despite removing one layer of abstraction and making things a little bit easer.

Great little logic game. Nothing too clever mechanics-wise, but a lovely presentation makes them enjoyable to work through. Highly recommend if you like this kind of puzzle.