Logic Dots Review
Price: FREE
Version Reviewed: 1.1.2
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 5
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Combing Sudoku and Picrosse comes Logic Dots: a fairly enjoyable puzzle game that’s all about placing dots on a grid. It’s simple to learn but can prove to be quite tricky after a time.
Each level is a square grid full of tiles. In those tiles, you place either a square or a dot. Each line needs to have a set number of dots in them, often in a particular arrangement. Squares are placed as a marker to remind yourself that nothing else needs to be placed there. It’s an easy format to follow and Logic Dots eases you in gently by starting with a 4 x 4 grid, then gradually increasing.
Logic Dots promises to be entirely free if you want it to be by using hints to unlock level packs. I suspect this will lead to a certain amount of grinding, but I wouldn’t begrudge unlocking the packs through in-app purchases. There’s a decent amount of content from each of them, and Logic Dots is easily the kind of game you’ll find yourself dipping back into at regular points.