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Jahooma's LogicBox
by jahooma
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Jahooma's LogicBox
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Description
Jahooma's LogicBox is a logic-based game where players combine "boxes" to build larger boxes. Solve puzzles by arranging these boxes in a square grid--a grid which becomes a new box!
How to Play
Drag and drop the boxes in the grid. Solve the levels by finding a correct arrangement. Mouse only.
FAQ
What is Jahooma's LogicBox?
Jahooma's LogicBox is a puzzle logic game developed by Jahooma, where players solve increasingly complex logic circuit puzzles.
How do you play Jahooma's LogicBox?
In Jahooma's LogicBox, you create logic connections by wiring components together to satisfy specific circuit outputs for each level.
What is the main objective in Jahooma's LogicBox?
The main objective in Jahooma's LogicBox is to arrange logic gates and connectors so that the circuit behaves according to the challenge requirements of each puzzle.
Does Jahooma's LogicBox have a progression system?
Jahooma's LogicBox features level-based progression, gradually increasing puzzle difficulty as you advance through the game.
Who developed Jahooma's LogicBox and where can you play it?
Jahooma's LogicBox was developed by Jahooma and can be played as a browser-based game on platforms like Kongregate.
Developer Updates
Whelp, it’s two years later, and I’ve finally made some progress on the next version of LogicBox. Exciting! Play it here http://jahooma.com/logicbox/
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robvw
Aug. 27, 2012
A way to skip ahead to a particular test case (or, enter your own) would be great; waiting for known-good cases to completely evaluate over and over while you want to test something else is rather boring. --- For recursion, you should really find a way to show what's going on; "skipping ahead" to the full evaluation makes debugging more difficult than it needs to be. --- It would be very helpful if you could show the contents of the stack somewhere.
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lugubrious
Sep. 01, 2012
As a computer science major, I'd consider making kids play this game. It covers a lot of function logic that they just don't get until way too late in life.
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Axerogh
Aug. 23, 2012
Needs a way to type in your own inputs so you can check any combination.
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eimaiokalyteros
Aug. 27, 2012
Great game! I would like to choose which test to run first, rather do all of them if my last one fails only.
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Pidgeon_Rat
Sep. 12, 2012
Very fun game. I am kind of disappointed there isn't a final rank for getting a perfect 380 points though. It would also be cool if the recursion levels zoomed in on the box to show what happens at each level of the recursion.
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