Logic Puzzle Kingdom vs Logic Game

Featured games: Tic-Tac-Toe Logic (aka Noughts and Crosses) Inertia Sudoku Range Hitori Net Wrapped Net SameGame All the puzzles can be solved with logic only and you don't need to make any random guesses. Tic-Tac-Toe Logic is a slight twist on the well-known puzzle game, especially designed to be played alone. Fill the grid so there are no more than 3 of X or O in a row or a column while making sure there is the same number of both in each row and column! The rules are simple but it's way more challenging than it looks! Inertia is a game about collecting all the gems while avoiding hitting the mines. Like the name suggests, your movement can only be stopped by a wall, a ring or in the worst case, a mine! Possibly the most well known logic game Sudoku doesn't require much explaining. Your task is to fill the grid with numbers from 1 to 9 and making sure they don't repeat in any row, column or marked 3x3 area! Range is the latest addition to our puzzle series, requiring you to figure out new clever moves to solve these. Your goal is to place black tiles so that each numbered tile is vertically and horizontally connected to exactly the number of tiles as shown on the tile. Hitori is a classical Japanese number logic puzzle game where you must use your logical reasoning to figure out which numbers to gray out. In the end, there can only be a maximum of one of each number in each row and column and there must be no colliding greyed out numbers! Net is our take on the classical grid connecting puzzle. Rotate the tiles so the central power unit powers the whole network! Wrapped Net is the step-brother of Net, enabling you to connect tiles even across the puzzle borders- You can long tap on a tile to lock it if you're sure it's rotated correctly to solve the puzzle step by step. SameGame is another classical puzzle, where your goal is to clear the grid of all tiles! You can only remove tiles if there's at least 2 of the same colour tiles next to it!

Light the bulb!  Seems easy? Let's see what we've got: Input: – 2 switches (or more in the harder levels) Output: – 1 Bulb The input will be processed through a logic gate. What is a logic gate? Just a device implementing a boolean function. What is a boolean function?  Let me give you an example. one switch AND the other it's different from one switch OR the other, right? This was easy. But "one switch XNOR the other" it's less intuitive. With Logic Game you will learn logical forms and boolean basics in a pretty fun and straightforward way. Don't forget to challenge your friends!