Logic Town

I recommend it to anyone who doesn't mind some light logic puzzles. In fact, it is all about those puzzles. Achievements are automatic as work through the story. The game play doesn't get appreciably more difficult as the story advances. The game gives the illusion of choice; all puzzles in the story are required to advance. The visuals aren't fancy, especially in the puzzles. The are good quality though and easy to work with. It calm background music, no flashing lights or rapid movements, and controls are simple. There are no scary parts nor adult themes. Definitely family friendly and enjoyable by all ages. This won't tax your computer. Mine rig is overkill.

Logic Town is a nice, simple deduction game that I have sunk twenty hours into, including the DLCs. It's currently my go to game when I want to relax and go through a simple system with low stakes if I click wrong. It's the classic system of 'who brought what where' except there's only one set of rows and columns available rather than a full grid. This means that some clues are useless on first glance, but there's always enough clues to solve the puzzle eventually. The presentation is somewhat odd, given that you're repairing model buildings that apparently have effects on their local counterparts? No explanation given. The art is fun and the special effects are decent. Definitely a cozy game. Could probably use voice acting and ID tags for the icons in the puzzles as some are based on specific ship types, dessert items, and duck breeds, that I would like to know the names for if I'm working with them for long stretches of time. The verbs and situations attached to the icons in the clues generally make sense. However the Daily Puzzles are randomly generated, so some language errors may sneak in, such as the icons for cookies sometimes randomly being attached to verbs that make mo…

This is a neat little puzzlegame. Its always the same kind of puzzle, which is undoubtebly a little repetative, butseeing the map change makes it fun. While not beeing the best puzzle game Ive ever playd, I would still recommend it and give it a 6.5/10

If you enjoy these kinds of puzzles, it's great.

For anyoine remembering "Inspector Parker", this is it.

Fun little logic puzzle game. Here's a grid of pictures, here's the rules to solve it. Each puzzle usually takes a couple seconds to a couple minutes to solve. Each has a new set of rules in the same style as others so each one feels fresh and requires brainpower. I really enjoy this type of game where you can just knock out a few while waiting to do other things. Can be played one handed. I enjoyed it up till the last 2 stages. By then I was over the loop. Because of that I probably will not pick up any of the dlc's unless I get another itch for this down the road. I do think the dlc's are over priced. Each dlc adds one stage and each stage takes about 30ish minutes to get through. So I think they should be priced around $1 max. My personal rule is maximum of $1 spent per 1 hour of gameplay, which makes me feel the value is viable. So realistically $0.50 is what I'd prefer to pay for each, but i feel like $1 is fine for almost anything so... But $3 is too much for half hour of gameplay. I also found the last puzzle in each stage tedious and not fun. A 6x6 grid of 6 items each with 2 pages of rules that you have to go over again and again because one rule eliminated 1 item …