- April 24, 2023
- Sigmund Hoien
- 10h median play time
Pure Logic
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"Pure Logic" is a puzzle game that challenges players to solve increasingly difficult levels using logical thinking and problem-solving skills. The game features a minimalistic design with a focus on sharp, clean lines and simple, yet elegant gameplay mechanics. With no time limits or distractions, players can fully immerse themselves in the world of logic and test their mental agility.
- The game offers a large number of levels (230) that progressively increase in complexity, providing a solid challenge for players interested in logic gates.
- It has a clean and simple design, making it easy to understand and enjoyable for those who appreciate minimalist puzzle games.
- The game is effective for learning and practicing logic gate concepts, making it a valuable tool for students and professionals in related fields.
- The lack of an undo option for multiple moves can lead to frustration, as players often have to restart entire puzzles after making a mistake.
- Many players find the trial-and-error nature of the puzzles tedious, as it can feel like guessing rather than logical deduction.
- The animations and confirmation processes are slow, which can disrupt the flow of gameplay and lead to impatience during longer puzzles.
- gameplay6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is centered around logic gate puzzles, appealing to fans of sudoku and minesweeper, and requires mouse interaction for all actions. With 238 levels and 6 tutorials, players can expect 5-10 hours of playtime, though the mechanics are standard and lack innovation. The game encourages memorization over immediate information, enhancing the puzzle-solving experience.
“If you love Sudoku- or Minesweeper-like gameplay, but with many small and local constraints, or especially if you want to develop intuition for logic gates, you might enjoy this game.”
“[b]How long is it:[/b] 238 levels and 6 tutorials, for 5-10 hours of gameplay.”
“I believe that the lack of info on the specific mechanics of the gates is a good feature, as it is a puzzle game and so a little mental warming up is better than simply having a clickbox to tell you what the specific gate does - it forces you to memorize rather than rely on immediate information, a skill that is largely being lost in today's search engine and instant info decadence.”
“Requires mouse for all gameplay.”
“If you look at the store trailer and screenshots, you are getting exactly what you see: a puzzle game that, rather than having a lot of intertwining mechanics, is just testing one set of skills exhaustively.”
“[b]Level design:[/b] Not much to require from this type of game; the mechanics are standard logic gates, so there's nothing innovative here, and the levels are just good enough.”
