Everyday Genius: SquareLogic

[toblix]

If you're like me and like puzzles that rely on systematic reasoning for the purposes of filling a grid with numbers, which upon completion rewards you with a new and harder puzzle, I can heartily recommend this game. It's like Sudoku only instead of each 3x3 having to contain each number, the grid is divided into parts of various shapes where, for example:

• The product of each number is X
  
• The largest number minus the smallest one is X
  
• Each number is an even one
  

And some of the squares are linked by < and > signs that indicate which should be larger than the other, and in some puzzles you have to find out where the borders go between the various parts, and in some there are two different puzzles with the same solution and you have to jump between them to solve it!

Sounds fun?

[Armchair General]

If you're like me and like puzzles that rely on systematic reasoning for the purposes of filling a grid with numbers, which upon completion rewards you with a new and harder puzzle, I can heartily recommend this game.

That sounds AMAZING....SOLD!!

[toblix]

I really thought I'd sold you on it until I looked down and saw the fartie…

I wish there was a sad smilie now…

[dpp]

I played the 60-minute demo, it's right up my alley... I'll keep that game in mind, too much to play right now.

[Hermie]

I do like puzzly logic things like sudoku. I downloaded every free version of the picross knock-offs on my iTouch, but I only got one full version, because it took over my life until I beat each and every puzzle. Scary.

So I will try this out, based on your recommendation and the fact that I saw you playing it like a full day on steam.

[n0wak]

Comes recommend from Mr. Blow too http://braid-game.com/news/?p=681