TetraLogical Reviews

Good time killer, fun and simple. Well worth the price.

Fun, addictive game, a good way to kill time and challenge yourself. I particularly like the competitive elements, which gives it plenty of replayability. This, combined with the many achievements and different CPUs, gives the game a sense of purpose which keeps it interesting and prevents it from getting too repetitive. The interface and art look clean and colourful, and the game has a nice variety of pleasant soundtracks. For only £4 it's definitely something worth popping into your library :)

Even for Early Access this game is very enjoyable and addictive. If you like number and puzzles there is absolutely no reason why you shouldn’t try this game even in its current state. Currently it has a solo gameplay mode – which I prefer – with relaxed mode (play until there are no more moves) and Blitz mode where you play against time. There are a lot of boards to complete. Some need to be unlocked. And as far as I can tell the developer is a friendly chap and promises more content. So at the price even in Early Access I would recommend this game. Enough writing. I’m off to set some high scores.

A great casual puzzling game for the price of a pint of beer but guaranteed to last longer! Tetralogical has surprising hidden depths once you scratch the surface and is a game that entertains my whole family - from the youngest (primary school) to the eldest (retired)! The sights and sounds are loud so make sure to crank up your speakers all the way to 11 and enjoy the ride :D

Fun little puzzle game. Dev jumps straight on questions or bugs. Great soundtrack. Nice price. If you like tetris, and you like puzzle games, you'll like this. Lots of fun.

A great puzzle game that's similar to concept, but spins the core concept into different kinds of games. There are different kinds of game modes and each is interesting & fun in their own way 😛

Wow, this is an amazing and original game, it certainly gets you thinking but keeps you hooked as well! A very refreshing change to tax the grey matter. Oh, and that soundtrack too......... Buy it now, you won't regret it!!!!!

First of all, this game is amazing. Music is fitting so well. (I'd buy the OST, if it was available) Actually the game os missing 2 things: steam coop, and "the next piece" And, as a wish... I wish there was just a tetris mode. With this music and visuals, it would be just perfect.

I didn't initially get to grips with the concept as i was expecting something more akin to a traditional Tetris puzzle. I think it could benefit hugely from a small tutorial that explains the concept, i had no idea what i was doing just blindly placing shapes. So, the actual point of the game is to place your shape on to the play area, to achieve the highest score possible with that shape. each space is numbered from 1 to 12 so the highest score for any move is 48 (finding 4 spaces with a score of 12 per space which your current shape can fit on to) There's various modes, some of which seem silly at first, the blitz mode which gives you a timer to play against and rewards getting the highest score with additional time. It requires such fast recognition to get good scores though i feel its one for the savants to enjoy and would probably benefit from getting a score in the top 75 percent for each move has a sliding reward scale to keep play interesting, i found it tedious and unrewarding just panicking each move and hoping i was right. The limited moves mode however is a nice and relaxed way to play, something that doesn't press you to rush, allows you to take your time to check over your next move and inevitably kick yourself for not spotting the highest scoring move for that turn. Equally frustrating but also knowing its your own lack of skill rather than any unfairness on the part of the game, gives it that addictive quality because you know you can do better if only you apply yourself mentally. In the vein of the best puzzle games i found myself in a state of relaxation which the chill out sound track certainly helps towards. I'd say that for £2.99 I've spent on this game that limited mode will more than pay its way.

A simple idea leads to a very entertaining strategic puzzle: given a board (shapes are varied) filled with squares numbered one to twelve, the player gets a Tetris-like shape as a mask to put on the board and maximize the score. During the game the remaining numbers may get scattered and so strategy might be involved since choosing the maximum score every time might not be the optimal way to go. Ultimately, a game is over when no shape can fit among the remaining tiles, and the scores are tallied. The developer is enthusiastic, responsive and very active adding new features and modes (vs player, vs AI, solo, blitz) and refining the interface. Since it can be played solo (or vs) with no timers, this game is also good for those like me who prefer not to be hassled.