Logical

Logical

PC

Release Date: May 12, 1991

Puzzle, singleplayer

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Logical, as the name suggests, is a puzzle game in which you will have to strain the grey cells, although a bit of reflex and dexterity will also be useful. The simplest thing is to fill all the circles on the board with the balls of the selected color.

Logical, as the name suggests, is a puzzle game in which you will have to strain the grey cells, although a bit of reflex and dexterity will also be useful. At first glance, the rules seem to be very complicated, but these are only appearances - after a while you can easily master them.

The simplest thing is to fill all the circles on the board with the balls of the chosen color. The latter always appear at the top of the screen and fall into the first free channel as long as there is room to put them somewhere. The board is scored when all the circles are filled at least once (the balls disappear and the fields become black). So much in theory, now is the time to practice. Your biggest enemy is time, and it is time that translates mainly into the presence of the arcade factor in Logical. All the balls appearing on the screen must be placed in any channel before the bar moving at the top reaches the left edge of the board. If you don't, you'll lose one life and you'll have to start all the fun from the beginning. In addition, the game counts the overall time in which you have to fit in with the wheels. It is measured by an hourglass contained somewhere on the board. Generally you have to rush, and as we know, rush is the enemy of thinking.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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Platforms:

PC / Windows

PC / Windows

Developer: Rainbow Arts

Publisher: Rainbow Arts

Age restrictions: none