I love the app. I particularly like suspended gravity, floor plan, cleaning path, pointing, Venice, gas networks, and cultured branches. Most of the others are pretty great too, but there are too many to list. I’ve been a fan of all the apps from this developer ever since I downloaded the original logic games on my first iPhone way back when. This is the first one that I’ve noticed/cared to look at the leaderboards. I’ve discovered that the completion board comes from the aggregate number of puzzles completed. I was curious about how the high scores board is generated. I haven’t noticed a score in any of the levels, just a timer and move counter. Just curious about it, you don’t need to elaborate. I seem to be near the top anyway, but my completion rank is consistently higher than my high score rank. Thanks again. Keep the awesome games coming.

So excited to see a third installment of these puzzles! Logic Games was the first app I downloaded years ago when I got my iPad and I still work on them every day! I’ve downloaded pretty much everything you have to offer and absolutely love the puzzles. Great job!However.. I was bouncing back and fourth between all three of them yesterday and everything worked fine. But last night none of them worked at all! They load, but as soon as you try to choose a puzzle to do, the game crashes. Parks is the only one that works. I noticed an update was done Monday and am assuming this is the issue. Please fix! Hurry! Lol!

As soon as I recieved the email, I rushed to download the next Logic Games. I don’t think I have ever found an app that is quite like this developer’s in terms of variety, aesthetically pleasing interface and puzzles, and uniqueness of the puzzles themselves. This one is no exception! (Flinging picnic baskets is just so fun....)Another thing I’ve always liked - ads are unobtrusive! Although I’d recommend getting the upgrade for no ads + the quick panel if you are like me and could spend hours serial-solving puzzles. With so many levels already I certainly will be!!

A good logic puzzle always has one unique solution. I am playing Suspended Gravity and following all the rules, but there are many solutions for some levels. For example, levels 229, 230, and 231. I believe these puzzles were set with the assumption that the solver would aim for 4 rows of blocks after gravity is applied. However, based on the given restrictions, there are also many solutions to these puzzles that results in 3 rows of blocks after gravity. I don’t think these were taken into consideration. Either the puzzles must be fixed, or an additional restriction must be applied specifying the number of rows in the required solution.