Pure Logic
Pure Logic is a puzzle game based on logic in its raw and pure form. Use your deductive reasoning skills to conquer more than 200 unique puzzles.GameplayEach puzzle consists of an array of interconnected logic gate symbols. Some of the input/output signals are initially set, some are not. The challenge is to figure out and set the remaining signals so that all symbols are satisfied.Explore and discoverNo prior knowledge of logic gates is required to start playing. The in-game training grounds let you explore the different symbols, and you’ll quickly discover and learn the basic rules.RelaxingThere are no time limits. You can enjoy solving all the puzzles at your own pace.Educational valueThe gameplay is based on real-world logic gate symbols and the Boolean functions they represent. Logic gates are the basic building blocks of digital electronics and computer hardware. Boolean functions play a crucial role in all levels of computer programming.
Game Discussion
Steam User 0
This is a really fun and entertaining way for a beginner to learn about logic gates.
I highly recommend this game to anybody who is interested in learning about Computer Science.
Steam User 0
would recommend to anyone who enjoys minesweeper, the puzzles are not too complex but enough to make you pay atention. Although I admit game lacks a bit of QoL when you fail a level because of very trivial mistake that can be fixed in 2 clicks but now you have to redo the level
Steam User 0
Fun and educational! Dropping $5 is not a bad investment if you like logic puzzles!
Steam User 0
This was a very fun game. Every level is simple, yet complex, and there are so many to do!
Anyone that reads this: Please have fun!
Steam User 0
Very good logic gate game! I finished it all without a guide.
I got the game during the 2025 winter deal, and I finished it within 3ish days. My playtime is a bit inflated since I'd leave it open in the background. My playtime is probably closer to 13 hours.
Steam User 0
gave me a sense of accomplishment in beating the game. i rarely stick with games. i liked that it had short single puzzle designs where i could just play one when i felt like it. i kinda struggled cause i couldn't keep more than 3 steps in my head when thinking about it, but the fact that i could change and temporarily fill in answers helped. it was frustrating at times and fun at times. a good mix of the two where i didn't feel like it was too easy, but not challenging enough where i couldn't beat it.
Steam User 0
spartan, harsh on the eyes. QOL would go a long way. but it's true to its word