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"Mimic Logic" is an automatically generated logic puzzle roguelike. Listen to the statements of the treasure chests, find the lying mimics, and open the rest of the treasure chests! Opening a mimic results in a game over.
Mimic Logic is a puzzle, procedural generation and rogue-like game
developed and published by Nihohe Soft.
Released on February 22nd 2024 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 447 reviews of which 440 were positive and 7 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 3.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Celeron G4900
- Memory: ４ GB RAM
- Graphics: NVDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 200 MB available space
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Great game! I finished everything in this game. The problem is this game doesn't have could save, which make me still want to keep it instead of delete it from my PC. Even after I keep the save files somewhere, I still don't want to delete the game, I want to keep it in my PC like a trophy for a rare great beautiful game.
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A charming game built around find-the-liar-type logic puzzles, with surprising resource-management elements in the dungeon diving that is the setting for the puzzles. It scratches both the logic puzzle and optimization itches. The setting of the game is one where you explore dungeons. Each dungeon is 30 or 50 floors, where each floor could be a shop, monsters, or a logic puzzle with chests and mimics. Solve the puzzles to work out which chests to open and avoid the run-ending mimics. From the chests you obtain gold, equipment, or items to power you up, helping you defeat monsters, shop at the shops, and eventually beat the end boss at the bottom of the dungeon. For a game consisting primarily of procedurally generated puzzles, it is a surprisingly smooth experience. While most puzzles are solvable with no guesswork, the lack of uniquely deducible solutions to some puzzles actually works out very well as a gameplay element in itself. During the dungeon diving, you may get items which reveal which chests are safe to open (or not). Sometimes one hint can unblock an unsolvable puzzle and net you multiple chests of loot; sometimes it only lets you deduce one chest containing a few pieces of gold. Do you risk a run early on by guessing, or use an item to help, or save the item for a later floor with better loot? In fact, the dungeon diving itself is a system well-built to mitigate the unsolvable puzzles. As the goal is only to beat the end boss, you don't actually need to open every chest, just enough to be sufficiently strong for the monsters and end boss. There are also little optimizations you can do to conserve resources like HP and equipment durability, reducing your reliance on opening absolutely every chest (although it is quite often possible). The UI option "Optimize Equipment" is a very nice quality-of-life feature to help with this. Another method to compensate for the puzzles' difficulty is in the roguelike upgrade system. After each run you earn "Adventure Points" which can be used to purchase permanent upgrades that give you more time to solve each puzzle, better equipment or more HP at the start of each run, or more EXP when opening a chest. Even if you aren't the best at logic puzzles, the upgrades will help you finish more runs. There are 7 dungeon types, each with a different twist on the find-the-liar-type logic puzzle. The standard is where chests always tell the truth and mimic always lie; the other 6 are different enough as to require you to reason in a different way. Each one feels different and plays differently; I personally found "Confuse" very difficult (standard, but there is a single good chest that lies), and "Robbers" tends to yield more ambiguous situations (a robber always tells the truth but steals gold from you; more statements about robbers means fewer statements about mimics). On average though, the vast majority of runs don't feel unfair - this may vary depending on how well you can solve the puzzles and manage your HP and equipment during the run. Definitely a game I'd recommend playing, and also appreciate for how it was designed and balanced around the procedurally-generated puzzles, who would've thought that'd work. This review was after 100% of the in-game achievements (a basement with 14 collectibles) in 32 hours, with nowhere near max upgrades.
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There are precious few games based purely on logic puzzles (Everett Kaser's Sherlock game in particular comes to mind as an example, but while it's still being sold, it dates back to the 90s.) This is an excellent example of such a game, with a number of extra elements to add some serious depth to the gameplay. It neatly sidesteps the issue of generating impossible to solve puzzles, bu making that part of the game in a few different ways. Everything works surprisingly well together to make a fun dungeon crawler, out of what would otherwise be a basic, and even flawed logic puzzle generator. Oh and there are a ton of extra game modes as you progress, which offers you many different puzzle styles to play, many of which are quite difficult. Highly recommend for anyone who gets a kick out of logic puzzles (or wants to practice logic.)
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This game is basically like one of those little booklets of logic puzzles you'd pick up in a newsagent. If you like that sort of thing like I do, you'll like this game. It's a very inventive mechanic for the puzzle, and I really enjoyed it. At time of writing I've solved each dungeon type at least once, so I've done both of the "main" objectives, but I doubt I'll really be done with the game for a long time because I'll come back and play again whenever I fancy a logic puzzle. I'm also tempted to steal the idea next time I DM a D&D campaign... and I'll be sure to credit this game when my players get eaten by mimics.
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Awesome game. Super impressed how well the puzzles perform despite being being completely random, which you'd think would result in 80% unwinnable puzzles, but rarely is a puzzle truly unsolveable. Even if the puzzle IS unsolveable, you can always use a blue crystal to help solve it. The main focus is on the puzzles in the game, but logic applies to combat as well: Hitting an enemy with a weapon to finish them off can often be avoided by unequipping the weapon and finishing them unarmed if your ATK is high enough. This rewards you by saving durability on your precious weapons (A tip in the game even talks about this, its not just a random oversight). Additionally, if you have two weapons that can both finish an enemy, but using the first weapon to kill them would break it, you can use it until its nearly broken, and switch to a sturdier weapon to finish the enemy. This allows you to use a weapon to its fullest extent, but keep it around so you can sell it at full price later. Theres more logic you can apply to combat, including the different items that are relevant to it, which makes it a super interesting, and fun addition in between the puzzle levels.
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Mimic Logic is currently priced at 3.99€ on Steam.
Mimic Logic is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 3.99€ on Steam.
Mimic Logic received 440 positive votes out of a total of 447 achieving an impressive rating of 9.07.
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Mimic Logic was developed and published by Nihohe Soft.
Mimic Logic is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Mimic Logic is not playable on MacOS.
Mimic Logic is not playable on Linux.
Mimic Logic is a single-player game.
Mimic Logic does not currently offer any DLC.
Mimic Logic does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Mimic Logic does not support Steam Remote Play.
Mimic Logic is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Nihohe Soft
Publisher
Nihohe Soft
Release
22 Feb 2024
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