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Logic Town
Developer Mark Ffrench
Does Jim like chocolate cake? WAS JANET WEARING A HAT!?! Solve exhilarating mysteries like these in Logic Town, a relaxing coffee-break puzzle game of pure deduction. From the Steam store page
200 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon) · newest Sep 25, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
93
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179 positive · 14 negative
95% range 88–96%
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Steam's own rating
Very Positive
345 of 373 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
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60 of 200 · most liked firstOne more puzzle… and suddenly it’s 4am Why did I leave this game in the backlog for so long? This is one of those cozy puzzle surprises that quietly becomes a favorite. The idea is really simple and deeply satisfying: deduce where items belong by following anywhere from 3 to 25 precise instructions. Each puzzle feels like tidying up chaos with pure logic, and watching environments clean themselves up as you solve them is oddly calming. If colorful, deduction-based puzzles are your comfort…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is shaping up to be my most treasured find from the steam summer sale. For the price and the amount of content, it is an ABSOLUTE steal! I love it so much, I literally ran to buy the accompanying DLC content. I would describe this as a cute (and perhaps not so overtly cozy), logic based deduction puzzle game. It does have a certain level of difficulty that offers a little brain tease which is why I wouldn't put it in the same genre as a cozy puzzle. That being said, I find it really…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Logic Town is an excellent game full of Einstein-style puzzles. There is a built-in hint system that shows you which clue gives you information you can act on, which actually helped me learn a few new strategies for this type of puzzle that I couldn't figure out on my own. I used to get stuck and frustrated in other apps for this style of puzzle, but the hinting system in this game opened my eyes. I enjoyed the main "plot" puzzles, but I also love doing the daily challenges! The main plot does…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A cute little puzzle game. I liked these already as a kid, was looking forward to try them once again and was not disappointed. The background music is very soothing and the puzzles are not complicated but just enough to take your mind off other things. The graphics are very simple, not much to look at but that's okay for me. The aesthetic makes for a good kid's game. Misclicks are also not punished, so no frustration here. (Misclicks did happen to me a few times because a "short left mouse…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The packaging is cute, and the logical deductions start nice.. but don't get more complex or interesting. It's just the same conditions over and over again with similar looking items in different environments. Not worth the asking price, and the DLCs also look like they don't add change the core gameplay. If you are interested in logic puzzles Logic Masters website has fantastic free puzzles with about a thousand times more variety than here.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clues are written very vaguely, the UI doesn't tell you how many mistakes you've made/have left before you fail the puzzle, and on the daily puzzles I've gotten some where you aren't given enough clues to figure everything out which is a complete and utter failing for a game like this. If Inspector Parker were on Steam I'd recommend that instead for a better implementation of this kind of game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I need a job that is just playing videogames, and I don't mean the monkeys paw existence of journalists and streamers where I have to play the latest and biggest games to stay alive. I mean playing shit from my backlog like an indie puzzle game called "Logic Town".
unlabelledView post →Ok - I can't stop playing this game! Even though I suck at it, I come back each day to play the daily challenges. I'm not getting better, but I am having fun! The main game is somewhat story driven with you having to rebuild things for the different characters. Each time you want to build or repair something, you must play a grid-based logic game filled with pictures and you have to determine what goes together based on the clues. The wording of the clues is a bit awkward, but if you don't…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The best thing about Logic Town is when you get far enough through a puzzle that everything just falls into place. In that sense, it's comparable to solitaire but every "deal" is winnable. I also like how you feel yourself improve as a player over time. When I started, I was slow, reading each clue carefully and making mistakes here and there. Now, I don't even need to read the clues and can clear large puzzles much faster without mistakes. Why? Because you naturally start to recognize…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a great game of logic puzzles with a lot of options for replayability between the daily challenge and the puzzle generator.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Look. The game is exactly what it looks like. If you like grid logic puzzles, great! I'm giving it a positive review because at the end of the day, its a perfectly decent grid logic puzzle with new daily grids and a little monthly progression to keep you coming back. I have issues, though. My problem with the game is that its just really boring. The themes don't grab me, which I then start making mistakes, because I start losing track. Take the Bakery theme. There are 6 different types of…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I finished the game's main content but got kind of bored. Like others said it's essentially just the same puzzles but with different icons in different locales. Without new mechanics being introduced in each area there's not much else to say. Worth picking up on a sale if you really like logic games but prepare for it to be a lot of the same.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TLDR Pure-deduction zebra puzzle game, charming setting with little depth, all puzzles procedurally generated, gets repetitive. [10/20⭐, 11h🏅, 3/5💡] Context Logic Town is a pure-deduction zebra puzzle game, with a cutesy layer on top. But despite the friendly animals-in-need tone, the puzzles can get pretty challenging. Writing The town is in shambles, and you are asked by its anthropomorphic animal inhabitants to bring order into it by solving puzzles. The plot is minimal, a couple of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Logic Town is a good but simple execution of a classic elimination constraint logic puzzle (Everett Kaser's Sherlock is another in the same vein). I do recommend it because it has a kind of relaxing, hypnotic quality and the package is well put together -- if you just want to lean back and zen out, I totally recommend this -- but I will mostly write to say that I don't think this is a particularly interesting or fruitful puzzle design. A puzzle consists of a series of columns and rows. Each…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is once again a case where neutral review would be appropriate. The game is good, but there is exactly one type of puzzle and you just repeat the same logical steps over and over again. If you enjoy repetition, this might be for you, but don't expect variety of logical puzzles.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It took me around 60 hours to 100% achievements. There are no DLC achievements. So, buying the DLCs is not required to 100% the game. Nonetheless, the DLCs aren't bad. Good logic game. More advice to the dev' than anything, I would have wanted to see the scenes populated with NPCs, doing things in simple idle animations. Moving them around, and adding more workers, and customers over time would have enhanced the feeling of progression, and given the world a lived in feeling. Granted, that…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Happy Friday! Stream is up! Trying yet another puzzle game today, called Logic Town. Let's see how it goes! #Vtubers twitch.tv/Mena_the_Great
unlabelledView post →The game’s main focus is helping 12 NPC tidying up environments by clearing a set of logic puzzles. Each environment is themed after a location (restaurant, hotel etc.) and every time you finish a puzzle, the percentage of that NPC increases until you reach 100%. The logic puzzles are about removing objects until there is one unique object left in every spot by reading text and drawing conclusions based on that. The challenge usually increases until you complete all the puzzles associated with…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My favorite kind of casual game. It's one of those, "Just one more!" games for me. I've loved these kinds of logic puzzles since I was a kid, and this one is certainly cute and cozy. The art style is nice, and working toward an overall goal to see an area evolve hooked me immediately and made me want to keep playing. It'd be nice to have an undo button and a different way to filter the clues so you can focus on one type of clue at a time if you wanted, but despite these missing features, it's a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A lovely logic based deduction puzzle game. Solve short riddles to eliminate various items and make sure objects are placed in the right spots. Quite a few levels to play through, plus DLCs. I liked that achievements can be 100% without buying DLC. It also has a daily challenge mode for those that want to keep playing after completing the game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have to give this a thumbs down as there is no in-between option. The game is well done and challenging, but the puzzles are all pretty much the same logic and very repetitive after while. Still something I would go back to occasionally but not worth the normal price. However that alone would not lead to me giving a thumbs down. The clincher here is the daily puzzle with leaderboard. There are a lot of cheats playing this as it is not possible to complete all the puzzles in just 50 seconds so…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Super fun puzzle game, the only one I've managed to find on Steam with Einstein puzzles/logic grids. They've recently added daily challenges, and puzzles are procedurally generated so you can just keep on playing :)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another deductive logic banger (well, the first one, but Mark Ffrench/Divide the Plunder has been maintaining the game with updates, non-achievement DLC and free expansion content) from the dev who ensnared me with Proverbs. The Interface is clear, clean, and extremely easy to interact with, plus a variety of control options to mark or exclude items from a category. The visuals are less important to me but were nonetheless impressive and added a nice bit of charm to the experience. I ran into…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →need moar puzzles pls
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a fun relaxing game that has you solve a few puzzles. The game says it and I will say it, there's no need to guess. All puzzles can be solved by reading the clues and process of elimination. If you like puzzles and relaxing games I highly recommend this game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A nice logic deduction/puzzle game. Most levels, if not all, can be solved by repeatedly employing a few basic tactics. So this is not the kind of puzzle game that keeps you on your toes by constantly introducing new mechanics. Instead, it’s a relaxing game where you can just solve a few levels every now and then until you got enough for the day. The game is organized as a sequence of areas, each of which has a different theme for the puzzle. I found that this makes the levels feel less samey…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game's daily challenge became part of my regular morning routine. Good way to fight Mr. Alzheimer and train the concentration. Good music considering I play only few minutes per day. Also nice images, but I probably have some sort of dis(something) and I too often make mistakes during solving when images are too similar - like 2 kinds of brown butterflies in one puzzle, all these flying insects, and so on. But whatever, I like the game anyway
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you like logic puzzles, this one is fun and cozy, with varying difficulty. Highly recommend
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What impresses me here is that a game full of logic puzzles doesn't need a storyline and cute animal characters, but they went ahead and did it. Thusly every puzzle along the main storyline rewards you with fixing up another part of the town. The puzzles vary in difficulty from 3x3 to 6x6 complexity and you can choose to have written clues that you can analyze one by one, or view them all in shorthand pictures. Even after the main storyline is complete, there are four bonus areas with more…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An enchanting puzzle game that deserves your attention The red-white fish is to be found between the weird-looking frog and the axolotl. That means it can't be on any side. Sounds logical, eh? Now the green dragonfly must be somewhere to the left of the red-white fish. That means it can't be on any of the two right spots. Right? Now the blue butterfly is flying over the yellow frog. Where the heck might that be? But the goldfish is next to the green dragonfly. So it can't be on the far-right…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →first impression: where to "start" playing the puzzle? the miniature model looks nice, but don't we need to "click" somewhere on it in order to start the puzzle!? second impression: wow! the unskippable hand-holding tutorial! plus the most fatal part: highlighting the HELP button even before playing that tutorial, which result in players reading the rule by themselves first and then forced watch the tutorial anyway! the order is just plain wrong here. why not just show the tutorial first (with…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It was super refreshing to be able to just play logic puzzles in rapid succession. And by that I mean that the storyline is super minimal and not at all important, and I loved that. I came for the puzzles, I stayed for the puzzles. The levels you work through make sure that the format stays fresh, with different colors, variety of items and settings in general, while the gameplay stays the same. 100%ing the game felt very satisfactory, and I know I can just return for the free play any moment I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you like logic, it's fun. If you don't, you won't like it. Very Simple. Good graphics, chill music, easy enough UI. I do recommend. Plus there's a daily logic challenge, so if you're really feelin' it, the replay ability is there. (Also, at first I was using the single rules, but learn to use the all rules view and it drastically speeds up the game.)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a solid logic puzzle game. There's no point where you're forced to guess what the answer might be, the hints will all point to the answer if you can figure it out. There is a little campaign mode. I blew through that quickly. What I spend most of my time playing is the free play mode-endless puzzles and replayability. The puzzles are randomly generated and all of them are solvable. Some puzzles are harder than others, and I don't mind the challenge. I played the demo of this game and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Stumbled upon this by accident, and immediately became addicted since I've been wanting to play a game like this. Don't regret buying the dlc. I like how after beating the story mode, there's still a lot of reasons to play. You can try to reach a highscore on every level on different difficulties, but there are cheaters though, so it sucks that there's no chance to get on top scores legitimately :/.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good logic game as long as your eyesight is OK. The quiet thinking tends to send me to sleep pretty quickly. I didn't like the Country Fair DLC--it has people eating mantis shrimp and hermit crabs!?! I understand using a railway symbol as a book symbol, but eating hermit crabs is going too far. There is a daily competition so even if you don't buy the DLCs there are more puzzles to do.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Logic Town quickly became one of the most fun and addicting puzzle games I’ve played. The logic puzzles are well-designed, the town-building aspect is charming, and the cute art style makes solving each story feel relaxing and cozy. However, when I reached the fishing chapter, the tone changed for me. You don’t actually fish in the game, but the animals represented are species killed in real life for consumption, and that implication broke the wholesome vibe. Even though it’s just part of the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →🕵️♂️ Logic Town - “When Even the Bunnies Have Secrets” I loaded up Logic Town expecting a chill session of “Einstein Puzzles” with a cup of coffee - and instead stumbled into an adorable conspiracy. Apparently, Jim loves chocolate cake, Janet always hates hats, and nobody’s telling me why. So begins your detective journey in this procedurally generated whodunit. 🧩 Cozy Deductions, Serious Addictiveness Each puzzle is a little logic mystery built from pure clue-dropping, not guesswork.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice-looking game! You'll need to use logic and the clues provided (e.g., 'this is next to that', 'this is to the left of that') to place each object correctly. Free mode is unlocked after completing adventure mode. The daily challenge is excellent, offering various difficulty settings. Suitable for cozy casual gamer.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quite an addictive little game with very good replay value. This is the only logic problem game I've ever seen - let's have some more DLC! I wish the game had an expert level for those of us who like more of a challenge with our logic problems. Some of the images for the choices are difficult to tell apart because they're quite small in the Hard level. Overall I give it an 8 out of 10.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Logic Town: ...if you love a very specific kind of grid-based logic puzzle as much as I do, this one's for you. store.steampowered.com/app/2333240/...
unlabelledView post →If you like logic puzzles, the kind you get in magazines where it's a grid with clues, this is a wonderful game. I could do these puzzles all day. Some of the wording doesn't quite fit for some of the puzzles, as in, sometimes the verb is wrong, but it doesn't stop you from figuring it out, because you know what it means by the structure of the other clues.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →No cost for mistakes, which results in just blowing through puzzles. The daily challenge leaderboardndoes marknyou off for mistakes, but the game froze for me when I completed one. So... I'm just saying no and refunding.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm enjoying this game way more than I thought I would. It's a simple logic puzzle game but it's so satisfying and addicting and the lil animations are so cute!! My hours listed are ridiculous bc I've been left it open in a tab for like 2 weeks, but it's a solid amount of gameplay for the small price tag and you should play it if you like logic puzzles
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a lovely little game, it reminds me of a PC game from like 30 years ago that I think was called 'Sherlock', very similar idea but with cute graphics and a wholesome story. If you're into logic puzzles then it's a fun one. Very slight complaint - occasionally I'm left at the end of a game with a single binary choice, but I have used all the clue and there are literally no clues referring to the 2 objects in the choice, so there is no logical way to proceed except to guess. It's not a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really nicely done logic game. Cute themes per level, and some levels that are real thinkers. I DO have 3 small things I didn't care for about the game that I don't think majorly detract, but still feel like I need to point them out. 1. Each puzzle does not appear to save progress therein. We play this as a little wind-down going to bed game, and having played some of the devs' massive imagesweeper games, I thought maybe it would just save your progress within each individual stage. It does…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Absolutely love this game. Very kid-friendly, adorable graphics, interesting premise, relaxing and perfect. 10/10 no complaints on gameplay, I especially love that there's daily puzzles in case you really really can't get enough of it. My one "gripe" would be that there's not much variety to the background music, but it's notable that I listened to any of it at all since I usually turn game music off and listen to news/podcasts so adding more would be my only suggestion for DLCs/sequels. Also a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A simple puzzle game for chilling where you cross out wrong things bits by bits until all the objects are in the right place. Each chapter will have easy-to-hard levels with a final 6x6 board to solve.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Basic and straightforward logic puzzle game. The gameplay is simple and easy to understand. You can also keep playing through daily challenges after you finish the main story puzzles, adding replayability. Although I enjoyed the game, I have two issues to point out. First, there is a weird gameplay flow as each "chapter" always starts with easier puzzles leading to hard puzzles. If you play them back to back, the first puzzles in every chapter seem too easy, as there is only scaling difficulty…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Logic Town, developed by Mark Ffrench and published by Divide The Plunder, is a puzzle game that takes the classic framework of deductive logic challenges and reshapes it into a modern, accessible, and highly polished experience. Rather than relying on narrative spectacle or mechanical complexity, it builds its appeal around clarity and thoughtful design, offering players a series of carefully constructed problems that reward patience, observation, and reasoning. It is the kind of game that…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →i have played the demo with the old colors and i loved it. so i buy the game and it hurts my eyes on the bags and trains. =( can i get the old version. pls.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →keeps me awake <3
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love the games by Mark Ffrench and Divide The Plunder but I feel this fell short: the concept in itself is quite nice but there's no real variation except some names and icons, with the same mechanic/puzzle over and over. It can quickly become boring, and you just stick to it to complete the achievements. Translation into Italian is also really annoying and bad.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Addicting, unique and should come to mobile!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pretty good, but every area in Story Mode is basically just a reskin.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Moviebob may own the brainland, but by getting all the achievements I have proven that I control logic town.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a good game to dust off the proverbial cobwebs from your brain. Most of the games are not too difficult and it is interesting to build up a list of rules as you go, and fun trying to follow them without making mistakes! And there are often more things you can eliminate based on a single clue than you first think. It is good there is a hint system, as I needed it more than once. Lots of replayability as I think the puzzle layouts are randomised. Also, great graphics and nice music,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is pretty cute, but I can give it only a medium rating. It's probably great for younger players, or folks who *really* want to zone out for a bit. The game gives away too many straight clues, and also doesn't allow the player to make mistakes. So if you accidentally try to cross off the wrong option, a red WHOOPS appears and gives away the answer. I thought the difficulty might increase over time, but I am (apparently) 3.5 hours in and it hasn't. *edit: I kept playing even though I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is as good as it gets if you like logic puzzles. Beautiful graphics also.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A fun and balanced puzzle game, not too hard, not too easy. It keeps you thinking without being frustrating. The daily challenge is a great feature, especially for some friendly competition with family and friends.
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