logiCally Reviews

Decent batch of logic puzzles.

A challenging variety of procedurally-generated logic puzzles.

If you want to work your brain over your trigger finger.. this is the way to do it. Just starting out and learning the how-tos takes a bit of time depending on the type of puzzle, a couple times I've found myself with a solution that works, but is slightly different than the acceptable solution .. ie the black and white "no Three" if my final results were rotated 90 degrees, they would match the solution, all criteria met for solving but still told it's wrong. Things I'd like to see would be an Undo option (allow backtracking a few steps) and either hint or progress check

A few quality of life niggles. The linked pdf manual gives a reasonable kick start to any unfamiliar puzzle types. Is it a polished triple A title? No. Is it worth its price? Yes (even better if you pick it up on sale). Overall, a nice casual game to have in the library.

A complete waste of my money. Very poorly made, with very little indications as to what you are expected to do in the game, no possibility of typing the numbers in so the gameplay is faster... It needs a LOT of reworking and QoL improvements.

Some interesting puzzles here but it needs a LOT of work to make it more user-friendly... Some puzzles are poorly explained, the interface for interacting with some puzzles is clunky and the systems for progress/unlocking etc. aren't really explained AT ALL This really needed more user-testing and feedback before being released...

Relaxing music, graphics and puzzles but it needs more work definitely. No undo No note/reminder (e.g. color or symbol) No hint and finally, No logic. Some answers judged to be incorrect even it satisfy all the restrictions -- alternative solution is not allowed. And that makes me toooooo unsatisfied. This game is not logiCal at all.

Decent logic puzzles in the style of Nikoli, but very little care has been put into making the game user friendly. - Everything requires clicks, including pushing a keypad instead of inputting numbers via keyboard - No dragging to interact with multiple cells in a puzzle; you have to click on each individual cell - The timer doesn't pause even when you're reading the rules - No way to make annotations to keep track of your logical deductions - The way puzzles are randomly selected isn't fun. In timed mode, solving a puzzle gives you keys, but if the key color doesn't match the required key color, it just goes to waste The puzzles themselves are fine and the price is cheap, but only get this if you have a high tolerance for poor UX.