$19.99Logiart Grimoire
Fill rows and columns from their numbers until a picture appears, then fuse those finished pictures to unlock the next puzzle. With 280 grids from quick 5x5s to huge 40x30s plus a book-restoring story with Emil, this is a generous logic-puzzle collection for players who like slow deduction.
Is Logiart Grimoire worth it?
Logiart Grimoire is worth it if…
- you like picture-logic puzzles and working through hundreds of grids
- you enjoy unlocking new puzzles by combining old solutions with word clues
- you want long, quiet sessions where progress is steady and unhurried
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Number puzzles that turn into pictures
You read the numbers along the top and side of a grid, work out which squares stay filled, and keep going until the illustration resolves. Small 5x5 grids solve fast, while 30x30 and 40x30 grids can take an hour or more of careful counting. Rules stay simple throughout, and assist functions such as mistake checks, hints, and rewind help when one wrong square stalls a large board. Turn them off for an unassisted clear. It is methodical work with a clear payoff each time the image clicks into place.
Fusing solved puzzles with Emil
Solved puzzles become materials. You pick two or three, read each locked puzzle's hint text, and deduce which combination opens it, which keeps unlocking new categories in the damaged grimoire. Emil, the custodian of the book, gains magical power with every Logiart you clear, letting you fuse more as you restore the pages. Failed fusions can even turn up Emil's own rougher drawings. It is a short mental break between grids, and a reason to keep the book growing.
Good to know before you start?
How do you unlock new puzzles?
By fusion. Cleared Logiart pictures become materials, and you combine two or three of them to open a locked puzzle. Each locked entry has hint text describing what it needs, so you match meanings rather than trying every pair at random. Solving the new puzzle then gives you more material for later fusions.
Can you get help when a grid gets stuck?
Yes. Assist functions include mistake checking, hints about deducible lines, and rewind for stepping back after a careless error. They can be switched off, and playing without them is the way to earn certain completion marks. The tutorial also explains basic solving logic, which helps if picture-logic puzzles are new to you.
How big do the puzzles get?
There are 280 main puzzles in six sizes: 5x5, 10x10, 15x15, 20x15, 30x30, and 40x30. Early progress uses many small grids to build fusion material, while later ranks open the large ones. Expect minutes for small boards and long, multi-stage deduction for the largest.
