interLOGIC

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interLOGIC is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by phime studio LLC and was released on February 7, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

InterLogic is a simple and atmospheric matching blocks puzzle game.

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61%

Audience ScoreBased on 28 reviews

optimization2 positive mentions

story1 negative mentions

Simple, straightforward Sokoban-style puzzle gameplay suitable for casual and beginner puzzle players.
Smooth animations and pleasant minimalist retro art style with a mellow, fitting soundtrack that enhances the zen-like puzzle-solving experience.
Includes undo feature, Steam Workshop support with level editor, and achievements; some later levels provide mildly challenging puzzles.

Controls are unintuitive and clumsy due to the isometric perspective, causing confusion and mistakes; keyboard movement is diagonal with no rebind option and mouse usage is limited.
Very short game length with only about 40 levels in base game and few workshop levels; lacks increasing difficulty and diverse mechanics to sustain long-term interest.
Several technical and usability issues such as confusing menu navigation, incomplete windowed mode support, inconsistent or broken scoring system, and occasional bugs ending levels prematurely.

music
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is subtle, mellow, and non-intrusive, creating a relaxing, zen-like atmosphere that complements the puzzle gameplay. Although some players noted that sound effects can overpower the music at default settings, muting effects reveals a smooth, varied soundtrack that cycles through a few pleasant songs. Overall, the music is considered serviceable and effective as background ambiance.
- “I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”
- “The music is subtle, non-intrusive and actually sounds very good as background music to a game like this.”
- “The game has a varied, smooth and mellow soundtrack that will help you get into the zen-like state of puzzle solving.”
- “With the game's options at default, the background music is drowned out by the sound of the robot moving around and clearing blocks.”
- “Because you'll be concentrating on the puzzles anyway, you'll end up unaware that you never noticed any songs at all.”
- “Having muted the sound effects and listened to the music for a while, I believe there might be a few songs that play in a cycle.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are simple and minimalist, fitting the block-based puzzle gameplay well, though the ancillary visuals like menus and buttons appear low-resolution and dated, resembling 1980s-style graphics. Despite their basic nature, the visuals maintain a consistent retro aesthetic suitable for this type of game.
- “The main gameplay graphics (the ground, the block you control, the blocks to be removed, and the animation when those blocks are removed) are minimalist, but good for this type of game.”
- “The game has a simple, minimalist retro art-style.”
- “The graphics are basic but that's okay for a block-based puzzle game.”
- “The graphics leave much to be desired.”
- “Those graphics are too low-resolution, as if they're being drawn on a 320x200 resolution screen.”
- “The main menu is extremely basic graphic wise, too, looking like a menu from a 1980s game.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is described as a very basic Sokoban clone with minimalist graphics but lacks diverse mechanics or additional elements to maintain interest or increase difficulty over time. Users feel the game misses opportunities to innovate or expand beyond the classic formula.
- “Many other games of this nature would include new mechanics or some form of limitation in order to increase the difficulty over time.”
- “The main gameplay graphics (the ground, the block you control, the blocks to be removed, and the animation when those blocks are removed) are minimalist, but good for this type of game.”
- “With more content it could have scraped by with a recommend, though I think even a good clone of Sokoban (which is over three decades old now) should have more mechanics and such to make it interesting.”
- “Many other games of this nature include new mechanics or some form of limitation to increase the difficulty over time, which this game lacks.”
- “There are no diverse mechanics to change the gameplay, leading to repetitive and unengaging experiences.”
- “This is essentially a very basic Sokoban clone with no story and absolutely no additional gameplay elements introduced as you progress.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The story aspect receives mixed opinions: some appreciate its underlying moral about perseverance, while others criticize the game for lacking any meaningful story, viewing it as a simple Sokoban clone without narrative depth or additional gameplay elements.
- “This isn't about the length of the game - it's about the fact that this is a very basic Sokoban clone with no story and absolutely no additional gameplay elements even later in the game.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game, developed in Unity, is well-optimized and runs smoothly on most machines, ensuring good performance across a range of hardware.
- “The game is made in Unity and should run smoothly on most machines.”
- “Performance is solid and well-optimized.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is characterized by a synthetic, robotic feel that effectively complements the game's neutral tone.