Logic Bombs

An excellent puzzle game that is sorta like bomberman minesweeper, but a lot more clever. Loved solving and figuring out each puzzle. There's lots of moments in the puzzles where it 'clicks' and you feel a mental connection with the puzzle setter, knowing that they knew that this would be the way players figure it out, and that's awesome. No puzzle requires a more than one step of deduction, so you don't need to bifurcate in here almost at all. I mean, you can, and it will make puzzles easier, but where's the fun in that, it's much more satisfying not to rob yourself of a win and arrive at the conclusion by pure logic. A definitive super recommend to lovers of puzzle games, even though I am a bit sad the developer didn't include even a token completion achievement because of ideological reasons.

Very logic, very bomby

It's decent. Not bad for a first go; as far as logic puzzles go, it does what it sets out to do with few complaints. A classic affair, few mechanics or gimmicks to speak of and a very clean little sudoku-type logic to grasp, and the hard part of making this kind of game is done pretty well (making the solutions feel good to think out rather than a chore), at least most of the time; clearly made with good taste with little to no chaff, which is not true of every pure-puzzler out there (cough, cough, The Witness). Worth a grab if you like this kind of thing, but don't expect anything to write home about.

Just like it says on the tin, a game about pure logic, no more, no less, but a very good experience to pass the time! I love how this one meets simplicity without becoming boring. If you like puzzles of pure logic, like sudoku, nonograms and so on, this one will be a treat.

Loved the difficulty curve. The base game is quite simple but new rules are introduced at a reasonable pace. A lot of the time, it's not even a new "rule" in a sense. Instead, you just need to learn a new way of deducting bomb placements to progress. I didn't try to speed through the levels and I was second screening from time to time, so it's possible to beat this way faster than I have. I'm not a puzzle game die-hard, but I dabble. For me the amount of levels was close to perfect, because I would have probably stopped being engaged, if the game even had just a few dozen more levels.

4/5