Logic Town

If you enjoy Einstein logic puzzles Logic Town is perfect for you! I have always enjoyed logic puzzles but I don't think of myself as very good at them. I surprised myself by finishing the entire game pretty quickly. I wasn't rushing through puzzles, I think I became better the more I practiced. Since my dyslexia diagnosis I'm more aware of my difficulty with reading comprehension and not confusing my left and right. I managed to get through the puzzles by reading the clues aloud as I went. I still made some careless mistakes by missing certain keywords but I made it through! I will more than likely never get the final achievement as the hard puzzles are no joke - I found them to be very time consuming and one little misclick and you've ruined your chance for no errors. I don't think that it's an unreasonable or unfair achievement, it's just one that I personally am not going to stress over :) I love the character designs and color pallet used. I especially love the visuals...

The puzzles are not difficult but it's a nice way to pass the time

Unironically the best logic game I've ever played. The animations and how it plays on steamdeck are phenomenal, It's so satisfying and smooth. I swear to god every once in a while the dailies have a logic path that still takes a guess, but it honestly could just be a translation thing.

Similar to logic puzzles found in magazines. Easy to come back to. No need to remember where you left off.

This is a good game to dust off the proverbial cobwebs from your brain. Most of the games are not too difficult and it is interesting to build up a list of rules as you go, and fun trying to follow them without making mistakes! And there are often more things you can eliminate based on a single clue than you first think. It is good there is a hint system, as I needed it more than once. Lots of replayability as I think the puzzle layouts are randomised. Also, great graphics and nice music, though I would have liked a bit more variety in both. While it didn't really take away from the game, some of the wording didn't make sense, like saying that gold was used to find a shipwreck instead of being the treasure that was found on it. Overall good fun.

It's really fun, so I recommend it. There are about 20 hints per question, such as “〇 is next to ×,” and you fill in the grid without making any mistakes based on those hints. It's not that difficult, so it was a good way to kill time and exercise my brain, but I unexpectedly got hooked and couldn't stop playing. The DLC expands the story mode.

Very enjoyable. A game you can play for the rest of your life if you choose to. If you like Sudoku or the Picross/Minesweeper games from this developer give this one a close look.