100 Logic Games for Pc

Thank You for the wonderfully implemented and incredibly extensive collection of logic puzzles (also I particularly enjoy the separate app for Parks). Here's an unusual request... Consider removing the tagline "time killers" -- these logic puzzles are exercises for the brain, therefore time spent with your puzzles is (surprisingly) useful! I am director of research at a non-profit medical "big data" institute and can give you an example: Alzheimer's Disease studies have demonstrated the lifesaving utility of "reserve brain capacity" == objective level of severe disease may give no debilitating symptoms when the person's brain has more nerve connections. This is directly related to higher education and to spending time daily in actively thinking. Like many of the more commonly measured body's natural functions: "use it, or lose it" applies to the brain (just the same as not using muscles or bones leads to weakening and atrophy). In other words, playing your game is not killing time. We are wisely using time when challenging our brains to solve your puzzles. Time is valuable and is well-spent when improving our minds and having fun!

This app, along with the developer’s sequel Logic Games 2 that just came out this year, is hands down the best logic games that you can get for your phone. Our family has spent hours enjoying many, many puzzles from these apps. There’s a wide variety so everyone has their own favorites. Our child with autism plays to calm himself when he’s stressed. His grandmother plays to keep her mind sharp. I play for fun. They’re free, but you can opt to pay to remove ads and have enhanced game play. We did that of course and honestly think they should charge more. 👍👍👍👍👍

Over 40 puzzles with more than 10k erm... levels? between them. Some are similar; I'd recommend sticking with one or two at a time or you may forget the tricks and techniques by the time you return. There's one IAP to remove the sadly ubiquitous ad bar and replace it with a "quick bar" that les you place answers directly instead of cycling through them. Less useful on parks, a must on some of the puzzles like battleship or the advanced levels of abc. It you're invested in puzzles the IAP’s worth the $5. The plus, a ton of puzzles in different styles will keep you playing for a long time. As yet, no one has finished them all. The minus, some of the puzzles are really variations on a theme so if you don't like one you may be skipping several. The bad, some of the puzzles only have a few levels (hidden stars has 14) while others have hundreds. (Especially if you count the variations.) What it needs is a grouping of puzzles by style, a Game Center achievement for completing each type, and iCloud save because if you play it on one device, you'll play it on all and the shared completion is a major oversight in 2019.

Just back to this game as I can’t get enough concentrated practice from the regular brain training apps elsewhere. Very pleased with the extensive library and variety of logic games. However having exhaustively searched for and tried many highly rated gaming apps in this space, I have to say this app needs some serious upgrade, primarily with its graphic features and general aesthetics. Once you get past the icon, inside game board the color scheme is so raw, with highly pigmented primary colors. Came across as a student project than a polished product. It’s very unpleasing to the eyes, and lowered user perception to second rate immediately. I would rate 2 stars for graphic interface. And it will affect my motivation for going back to this app on a more regular basis despite the great content. A major disconnect between the quality of the packaging and product here. Another aspect is more a personal preference, most of the games I play have FB or google log in options. I don’t do much social for games yet it’s easy to save progress. I am not sure how this works in app design hopefully it can be added in future upgrades...