Hard Penny Dell Logic Puzzles for PC and Mac

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• By CobwebHDC

  4

  Much different from “Logic Puzzles”

  This is an update to my previous review. I had correspondence with the developer which cleared up some issues I was having, and for that my rating has improved dramatically. This Logic Problems app game is very different from Logic Puzzles. It has a different style and feel; the clues are sometimes a puzzle in themselves. Both games give a round of puzzles for free, you can try before you buy. Personally, I do not care for the style in this “Logic Problems” game. That said, the games are proofed by the puzzle supplier and other people are able to complete them - they are just too difficult for me and I find them frustrating, even at lower difficulty levels than on the “Puzzles” app. I would also like to retract my previous statement that the developer had removed my poor review of his app. Developers are unable to do this. So, if you enjoy this type of brain teaser I would say give it a shot, it’s a free trial, you only have to pay if you enjoy it and want more.

  
  
• By BklynSprngWtr

  1

  Poorly written puzzles

  Deleting this. Would be fun if the Logic puzzles were, well, logical! These types of puzzles have to be carefully written and double checked to provide clues and make sense with each other and the story. That is literally the basis for it. So why on one game where you have to figure out where all the cats nap in their owners home, how old they are and how long he’s had them does the story say he hasn’t owned any cats for longer than they’ve been alive, but the age of starts at 3yrs old while the categories in the grid allow for him to have owned some of the cats for only 1 or 2 years? This is just an exercise in frustration when the information being provided has not been double and triple checked for accuracy! You’re supposed to be able to rely on the information being provided, not have to wonder if it’s wrong. The point isn’t to trick people into failing with half-truths. Anyone who’s ever taken the LSAT knows how well properly and infallibly written these games can and need to be to solve them.

  
  
• By Thegreatmanda

  1

  Bought Vol 1 and wish I hadn’t.

  These puzzles are not well written. Look elsewhere. The writing is clumsy and can seem unclear More importantly, there is a lot of incorrect or broken information in the clues and hints. Every puzzle I’ve worked in Vol 1 so far will get down to a couple of options which would both fit the available spaces left, and all of the clues given. Three times now, I’ve tried using a hint in this situation, and had the same experience: a vague statement that “the green cells indicate the highlighted cell should be marked false”, with no observable logical relationship for that assertion and no further explanation provided. I go with what it says anyway and proceed to finish the puzzle, and it gives the message about being finished, but there are still some mistakes. I use the hint that removes mistakes, and all the final moves - INCLUDING the one directly stated in the previous hint - are cleared.

  
  
• By CaemBoy

  4

  Notes would help

  Overall a great app. I have solved almost every puzzle, and would love to have more. The puzzles I haven’t solved all use hints that aren’t categories in the grid. They can be useful, but not without drawing pictures or making notes somehow. I often resort to taking a screenshot and printing it to figure these out. It would be VERY helpful to be able to write these notes on the screen. Examples: 1) some puzzles have times, but many clues are in # of minutes. I'd like to write the elapsed time above each category 2) some clues require figuring out the sex of the characters; the ability to write M or F next to the name would eliminate having to re-do clues if I forget who’s who.

  
  
• By Tbad100

  5

  So fun!

  This is comically challenging for me. I’m constantly saying to myself “it’s ok, you’re good at other things in life” ... but that’s part of the fun in learning new things. Once I read the answer I feel better and excited to try to think through the clues differently. I think it would be cool if some of the answers had another layer of hand holding to help guide me through solutions a little more, and how I can think differently through areas where I probably got stuck.