Lojik: Daily Puzzle

About Lojik: Daily Puzzle

Lojik: Daily Puzzle is a mobile logic game from petalbell labs, a small studio that also makes Lojik GO and the word game gramonym. Its store listing calls it a daily spatial logic puzzle about planning each move and reading the board, and that is what a day's play looks like: a small target grid sits above a larger board, and you move the pieces on the board, circles and squares on a four by four grid, until the two match.

The daily screen shows the date, a streak counter and three difficulties, Easy, Normal and Hard. Every player gets the same boards, and after you solve one the app shows a report with your attempts, moves and time beside the global solve rate, average moves and number of players for that day. A move counter and a timer run while you play, and undo, redo and restart buttons sit under the board.

Outside the daily boards there is a Serenity mode for practice at your own pace and a Lab with short memory drills (recall, sequence and combo runs). A stats page reads your solving habits back to you, such as how long you think before the first move, and solves add up to tier levels and badges.

The app is free with ads and offers a one-time Premium purchase. It suits players who like short, quiet move puzzles where the score is how few moves you needed rather than how fast you typed.

How to play Lojik: Daily Puzzle

1. Open the app and choose the daily board for today, then pick Easy, Normal or Hard.
2. Study the small target grid at the top of the screen: it shows where each piece has to end up.
3. Move the pieces on the large board below until the board matches the target pattern.
4. Use undo, redo or restart under the board if a plan goes wrong; the counters keep track of your moves and time.
5. When the board matches, read your report and compare your moves and time with the day's global figures, then come back tomorrow to keep the streak.

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Tips

• Look at which pieces are already in their target squares before you touch anything, and leave them there if you can.
• Plan the whole sequence before the first move: the report counts every move, so a restart after a wasted move costs nothing but time.
• Start with Easy to learn how the day's pieces behave, then try Normal and Hard.

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