Players rebuild broken logic in puzzles to restore their function, then test solutions to confirm they work. Cubes and visual links simplify complex ideas for anyone, without needing programming know-how. Over 40 puzzles challenge players to reconstruct and verify mechanics.
This indie puzzle game lets you craft puzzle behavior using core tools, plus extras like lasers, physics, state-changing objects, and movable items. It suits logic enthusiasts who enjoy hands-on rebuilding and experimentation over rote solving.
In LOGIX: The Missing Part, the player has to solve Puzzles which have the Logic missing that makes them work. The Player has to rebuild the Logic for the Puzzles to make them work again, and then solve the Puzzles to verify their functionality.
The Game uses an easy to understand principle of cubes and visual connections to make something complex understandable to everyone, with no programming skills or knowledge required to play through the Game.
There are more than 40 Puzzles in the Game, waiting to have their logic rebuilt, and to be solved.
Feature wise, the game has its primary feature, which allows players to build and control the functionality of puzzles and secondary features like: lasers, physics, objects with different states, movable objects and more.
