Games like Lunar Logic

Algotica Iterations is a puzzle game set in a digital world where players guide the "Code Diver" to solve logic-based challenges. The game features a distinct aesthetic, with a colorful, low-poly art style, and aims to teach players about programming concepts in a fun and accessible way. Players will need to master algorithms, conditionals, and loops to progress through the various levels and uncover the secrets of Algotica.

"Super Dungeon Maker" is a game where you can build and design your own dungeons with various elements, traps, and enemies. Once completed, you can share your dungeon with others or explore dungeons created by other players. The game features a variety of customization options, allowing you to create unique and challenging dungeon experiences.

"Logic World" is a sandbox game that allows players to build complex logic circuits and machines using a visual programming language. Players can design and test their creations in a 3D environment, with various components and tools at their disposal. The game also features a multiplayer mode, where players can collaborate or compete in creating the most impressive logic designs.

"Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly" is a unique game that allows you to create and play your own point-and-click adventure games, without the need for programming or math skills. A pig with wings named Pigasus introduces you to a world where you can design and publish your own adventures, with the help of a fancy cable that automates the process. Rock, Paper, Shotgun describes it as "madness, but brilliant madness."

"Craftomation 101: Programming & Craft" is a craft automation game where players program robots called CraftoMates to harvest and terraform a frozen planet. The game offers visual programming and regular updates every 2 weeks, with a discord stream every Friday for community engagement. Players can get involved by filling a form, joining the discord, wishlisting on Steam, or simply following on Twitter, with an optional Pay What You Want support offer available.

"MHRD is a simulation game where you become a hardware engineer at a startup in the 1980s. You'll design and build your own CPU and other hardware components using the integrated development environment and a specific hardware design language. The game is single-player, can be very grinding, and has some bugs, but offers an immersive and educational experience for those interested in hardware technology."

"Homebrew - Patent Unknown" is a unique puzzle-platformer that challenges players to manipulate time and space. Using the Copybug tool, players can duplicate objects and manipulate their properties to solve puzzles and overcome obstacles. With its mysterious setting and innovative gameplay, "Homebrew - Patent Unknown" offers a fresh take on the puzzle genre.

"Nucleares" is a simulation game that can be played as a single-player, multi-player, or co-op experience for up to 2 players. The game lacks a tutorial, but offers a user manual, real-world resources, and a community for learning how to operate the nuclear reactor. The beta version of the co-op mode allows players to host their own game and invite others to join. However, the game is known to be buggy.

"Reshaping Mars" is a simulation game that puts you in charge of colonizing the red planet. Using real Mars terrain data, you'll choose a landing site, extract resources, and build a sustainable human habitat. With a focus on meticulous planning and resource management, the game challenges you to create a livable environment for humanity on Mars.

"Hardware Engineering" is a digital circuit design game that introduces players to digital engineering concepts, starting from basic logic components and progressing to more complex ones. The game features four modes, including a tutorial and design mode, and tests the outputs of design efforts through a list of tasks. With no prior knowledge required, players can progress from basic to college level expertise in electronic design and programming through practical practice.