I’ve played a lot of logic games and usually ended up quitting after 20-30 levels because they were so full of missing logic and errors. I’ve found a couple in the hundred or so levels I’ve played but only twice did I have to use a cheat because the logic was completely missing an element. My biggest gripe with the game was that on my phone my finger / stylus didn’t always hit the mark due to a slight shaking condition I have at times. Tonight I learned you could disable that and just place X’s and checks. Once I turned that on so the many times I clicked the wrong box it didn’t ding me before I corrected it, the game became seriously enjoyable. I highly recommend this especially with the insta-wrong turned off. Not only does it enhance the experience but takes me back to the 80’s and 90’s when I did these in an actual book were it was hard to cheat by being immediately told you were wrong. The one thing I would like to see which is why I gave it a 4 is the ability to cross out only certain parts of the logic like I could in books. “Bob, Larry, George were either Owner, has two brothers with same name, or Handyman.” If I know George is handyman I’d like to cross out just those two so the logic remains for the two I haven’t solved.

I’ve done a lot of the puzzles, even some of the collections. I love the storylines, and enjoy solving the puzzles. I have overlooked the terrible grammar, misspellings, and other clue errors, but my one pet peeve is having to guess to solve a problem. To be sure, most can be solved without guessing, but I just finished two problems and had to guess 3 on one and twice on the other. It’s like, the developers are not checking the problems very well or the solutions. So I have to drop down to 4 stars. They are more concerned with tracking my data which should be none of their business than they are producing well-constructed puzzles that be solved with logic rather than guessing. I’m not goingbto quit, because as I said, I love the stories.

I like the game OK, which is why I'm giving two stars instead of one. I liked it enough to pay for No Ads, assuming that would apply to all my devices, like every other app on the App Store. When I tried to restore purchases on my iPad, though, it showed a spinner then, nothing. I still had the full ads and it kept prompting me to purchase the No Ads I'd already paid for. Support promised to "release a fix as soon as possible and send you the No Ads." That's been a couple weeks, there have been at least two updates, and still nothing to fix this problem. I can't recommend this game at all as long as they're not giving me what I paid for. Update: December 12, 2022. It's now been almost two months and there have been 8 updates, all with "bug fixes", since I encountered this issue, and there is still no fix. It's not even worth it any more. This was a complete waste of 10 bucks.

What I find so disturbing about these reviews which, I tend to agree with is the fact that the developers aren’t responding to them at least not any of the recent ones. It shows that they don’t care about any of their customers. They just want to be paid for their overpriced subscription for a game that’s poorly edited and seems repetitive at best. While I expect to see ads in between every level, I don’t expect to have to watch 30 seconds or multiple ads. I shouldn’t have to watch an ad when I switch from a game level to home and then another one to switch to a themed puzzle. When does this app become about the customer rather than just considering us the developers’ piggy banks. This game is illogical! Developers, you need to communicate. There are too many other logic games that are edited, fairly priced, and consider their customers first to ignore us.