"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.
Overwhelmingly Positive
9 Steam reviews
| LANGUAGE | AUDIO | SUBTITLES | INTERFACE |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | — | Y | Y |
| Chinese (Simplified) | — | Y | Y |
| Japanese | — | Y | Y |
Simple but effective, exactly the way I like it. If you like little logic puzzles (or currently play Clues By Sam), this is the perfect way to give it an extra layer of addictive fun.
(Quick tip: press F4 in-game to go fullscreen. The game starts in Windowed and there's no menu option for fullscreen.)
A satisfying and charming "logic puzzle roguelite" that scratches a similar itch to Picross or Sudoku, with some added spice in the form of light RPG elements and resource management. I think the main things to point out are 1. it is run-based (about 30 minutes per run), 2. there is a timer in the form of hunger, although it is relatively slow, and 3. the game can generate floors that cannot be perfectly solved through logic alone (you can leave a floor at any time, however). In other words, it's not a "pure" logic puzzler, in case that's what you're looking for! Personally, I prefer this fuzzier roguelite approach, as it offers multiple ways to win and the timer removes the temptation to sit around too long.
There are a lot of modes and difficulties to play around with, depending on your mood. For a while I was just replaying the easiest mode, Standard Level 1, as a chill way to start my day (kind of like doing a daily Sudoku or crossword puzzle) and accrued some Adventure Points to level up my character permanently. Then I started to challenge the higher difficulties and complete the main game. By doing so, you get access to even more modes that include new twists on the basic formula.
Overall, it's a neat concept that's executed well! There are some games out there that are like lying Mimics, but this isn't one of them - instead, it's a treasure-filled chest that you can safely open up. I've already marked it with an "O" for you.
おそらく全クリしました。
論理パズル、推理ゲーム、盤面整理などが好きなプレイヤーにはたまらないゲームと思います。クイズはランダム生成されるため、長く飽きずに楽しめ、久々に熱中しました。
ニコニコのゲームアツマールでも人気であったと理解していますが、ステージの追加とバランス調整がされています。要素の追加でまた違った頭の使い方をできるのが刺激的でした。
操作は易しく、ゲーム慣れしていなくても直感的に扱えます。
ただし、特定のステージ（特に最高難度とされる狂った宝箱よりも疑心暗鬼のほうが難しいと感じます）はある程度の難易度があるため、小さい子供には向かないかもしれません。また、スコアがあるのに他者とのランキング機能がアツマール時代から削除されたのが残念です（競わなくていいという点では、改良なのかもしれません）。
從來沒想過RPG MAKER可以用來做出一款這麼有特色的遊戲，雖然體量極小，但卻可以根據玩法的微調衍生出多種截然不同的關卡。
[h1]黙々と論理パズルだけに集中したい日もある[/h1]
そんなときにおすすめ！
最初の方は王道の嘘つきミミック探し論理ゲームで、シナリオクリアまでいくと特殊ルールの高難易度ダンジョンが増えていきます。
マインスリーパー的なルールのダンジョンもあって、懐かしい気持ちに。
欲を言うとSteam上では実績がない(ゲーム内にはスコアや到達フロアによって手に入るトロフィーあり)ので、実績があるともっとやりこみ意欲があがるかもです。
ですがお値段の割にはじっくり長く遊べるゲームで、ハマる人は絶対ハマる！！
It's a great game it deserves more credit than it gets personally, because it's extremely unique from what i've seen and played i haven't seen any game like this.It's got some unique mechanics, and it was a great idea with perfect execution i do enjoy and will look back happily on it.
どうしても判断できない、どちらをミミックとしても筋が通る、ということが結構ある。
ゲーム中のヒントでも「そういう時は先に進むのが正解」とされているが、どうも性に合わない。
I don't play many roguelikes, much less puzzle games, but the demo genuinely got me hooked. I'm an avid rpg maker user, and I really admire the novel ways it was used here. We've all heard of the '2 guards riddle' and looking back, the gameplay potential seemed obvious, I'm surprised it hadn't been done before. It's not the most sophisticated game, but you can squeeze a lot of mileage out of these simple systems. Potentially dozens of hours.
A very tight and satisfying little puzzle game that pits you against a series of logic puzzles as you make your way down a dungeon, interrupted by the occasional combat floor (which are really just straightforward tests of resource management). As both games are roguelikes with random elements I can't help but compare it to Blue Prince, which is a comparison where I feel Mimic Logic comes out firmly ahead as it does not waste your time at all. While not every puzzle can be fully solved instances of this were rare in my experience and remained tests of skill because thanks to a (fairly gentle) timer in the form of a hunger meter it is important not just to be able to solve the puzzles but also to be able to recognize when you should move on from one (or spend items to try and get more information). Every run I lost felt like a genuine mistake on my part and a learning experience. Individual runs are short but the game has a wide array of variants and difficulty levels to keep things interesting.
