Guess the Rule: Logic Puzzles

If you’re a fan of logical deduction games like Mastermind and more latterly Zendo, this is definitely for you. A simple “work out the rule” mechanic that seems anything but simple when you’re staring at the shapes and colours trying to work out what the sets have in common. Worth your time!

Simple but sleek UI and a genuinely challenging game come together for an extremely enjoyable experience. The scoring system is fun and is a good way to measure success without getting discouraged. I love puzzle games and haven’t found a game quite like this before or since!

this game runs exactly as advertised, and it’s really fun to do in those idle moments. Except it’s not idle at all, it hurts my brain in the best ways and I’ve really enjoyed it.

It’s pretty difficult at times, ie, near impossible, but that’s cool. I enjoy the challenge.

I like the concept of this as wwell as the simple-to-play interface but not easy-to-win game itself. I only wish the colors and type of shapes were labeled so that the game can be played using voice over. I’m blind and have played all this publisher’s other games so assume this one would be VO accessible too. That’s on me though since it doesn’t specify that in the description and this being a visual sort of game whereas the others are solely textual I shouldn’ve realized. I still wouldn’t say it’s not accessible. All the text can be read, the 2 choices are labeled and even the results of your guesses are fully read by voice over. It detects there being 3 individual spaces which I assume are the shapes, so even though I’m not any sort of coder I think this game could be made 100 percent accessible with a little effort. A game called egg formula is made up of different patterned eggs and the publisher labels each pattern differently. I’m thinking this game could do something similar so that voice over users could enjoy this game as well. The options out there for replayyablble unique games that both blind and sighted people can play together are extremely limited so I think the publisher would gain a whole group of new players. But I’m no programmer with no clue how complicated these changes would be so I’m just putting the idea out there. Fun concept though and different from other puzzle games I’ve played so I eagerly awake possible future updates 🤞🏻