LOGIX: The Missing Part

Its a great game. The graphics are nice and cool and the puzzles are great and you haven't seen anything like it before. I'm enjoying it a lot and Its exciting to see what comes next after solving a puzzle. i think the puzzle design has a lot of potential to bring even more awesome puzzles in the future as well,

I love Yaeko's ReThink games and was happy to see him breaking the mold a bit and trying something beyond my beloved laser puzzles. And I will say that the idea for LOGIX is very interesting: connect cubes with different logic parameters together to solve puzzles. That way you activate platforms if the corresponding switch connected with the platform is weighed down with a cube, later add numbers together to make platforms rise a certain amount of blocks, and so on. It never gets too complex and it is interesting to see your solution come together. That being said it did not feel quite as satisfying to solve as the ReThink games, mostly because of the logic being hard to "see through" at times, especially in some of the bigger puzzles. Despite that, the game itself is still easy overall once you understand how it works, but that understanding could have been made clearer at times. Some of the puzzles are also easy to break and solve in an easier way, but that is part of the fun! Still, it is a short interesting puzzle game with a unique mechanic I have not really seen before and, like all of Yaeko's other games, I recommend it wholeheartedly to puzzle lovers, if not for the easy …

[b]Overall:[/b] a clever, fresh logic‑puzzle concept, and a big thank‑you to Yaeko for delivering another deeply thoughtful and engaging puzzle experience, with the relaxing, no pressure vibe and cubist decor. [b]BE PATIENT ABOUT LEARNING THE GAME MECHANICS - IT WILL BE WORTH IT![/b] Highly recommended [b]AFTER[/b] I persevered to learn the mechanics, which for me didn't really start fully clicking (pun intended) until I was past 10 levels. Early on I literally just stared at a puzzle and experimented trying to figure out how to make progress. But once I caught on, it was very enjoyable and it should appeal to logic puzzle enthusiasts. I have to say levels 38 and 39 were my favorites - elegant. I came to this title as a big fan of Yaeko’s ReThink, ReThink Evolved and LightRay laser puzzles. This is a very expanded experience, and I love it. Instead of primarily spatial laser routing, LOGIX is a trigger‑and‑action logic game built around learning how to link inputs to outputs—almost reminiscent of the early Portal test chambers where the challenge is understanding how the environment responds to your actions, but Yaeko takes things a step further by having the player figur…

I played most of YAEKO's games, this game is unique and interesting enough to hold me up until the end. The puzzles have a decent difficulty level: it is not YAEKO's hardest game to beat, but you do need to put an effort, and learn the logic behind the game. The only CONS I can mention is some mechanical issues that need a small fine tuning.

Good game but bit hard learn puzzle.

challenging puzzles