Logic Puzzles Daily

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About Logic Puzzles Daily

Now over 3,000 Puzzles!

Logic Puzzle fans, meet your nemesis! Created by a team of puzzlers who have been completing these grid-based logic problems for decades, the Logic Professor challenges you to work your way through level after level of his brain-teasers. Can you beat his time for each logic puzzle and win bragging rights, or will you be the recipient of another of his intellectual wisecracks?

5 STARS from AmyVitalo. Love this. So addicted been waiting for a decent logic app for a long time A+++++

5 STARS from Claudiama. Best Logic Puzzle App. This is the best logic grid puzzle app in the App Store for the variety and complexity of their puzzles.

5 STARS from JaneE41. Great logic puzzle app! I love logic problems and this app really delivers. Great game play, lots of difficulty levels and the Professor character is very entertaining - highy recommended!

5 STARS from KahiaL Way more puzzles than other apps! This game has way more puzzles than any of the other logic apps I've tried. Love that it has a daily puzzle too.

The game starts you off with more than a hundred free logic puzzles, with new puzzles added every day as part of our Daily Challenge feature. Enjoy a new, free brain-teasing logic problem every day direct to your iPhone or iPad or build your collection with one of our puzzle pack add-ons.



Use logic and deduction to solve your way through the Professor's Logic University with the difficulty level of the puzzles rising with each completed logic problem. Global leaderboards mean you can measure your performance against players from all over the world - or invite your Facebook friends and see if you can beat their times for each grid!



The Professor has even prepared a load of logical achievements for you to master - for example, can you beat him twice in a row, or how about five times? He thinks it is unlikely...



The gameplay is simple but addictive and Logic Puzzle Daily boasts all the latest logic puzzle features, including Auto X, Hints, Error Checker and Multi-Level Undo. For the harder logic puzzles you can use the Notes section to help you work through the clues and solve the puzzle.



These logic puzzles are all brand new and created especially for this app, not licensed or published before somewhere else.



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Logic Puzzles Daily Review: Is This the Brain Training App That Actually Works?

Ever find yourself mindlessly scrolling through social media, then feeling guilty about wasting time? I was stuck in that cycle until I discovered Logic Puzzles Daily. What started as a "maybe I'll try this brain training thing" download turned into my go-to mental workout. After six weeks of daily puzzling, here's whether this logic app deserves a spot on your iPhone.

What Logic Puzzles Daily Actually Does

Think of Logic Puzzles Daily as your personal brain gym, but instead of lifting weights, you're flexing those deductive reasoning muscles. The app serves up grid-based logic puzzles - you know, those "Einstein's Riddle" style challenges where you use clues to figure out who lives where, what they do, and which pet they own.

The premise is beautifully simple: you get a grid and a set of clues. Maybe it's figuring out which of five friends ordered which coffee at what time, or determining which student studied what subject in which classroom. The app gives you the framework and constraints, then steps back while your brain does the heavy lifting.

What sets this apart from random puzzle books? First, there are over 3,000 puzzles now - that's years of daily brain workouts. Second, the difficulty curve is actually intelligent. You're not thrown into the deep end with impossibly complex grids on day one. The "Logic Professor" (their mascot character) gradually introduces more variables, trickier clue structures, and larger grids as you improve.

The interface is clean and functional - no flashy animations or distracting elements. Just you, the grid, and your deductive powers. You can mark cells as definite matches, definite mismatches, or leave them blank while you work through the logic. It's like having an infinite supply of those newspaper logic puzzles, but with better UX.

Six Weeks of Daily Logic Training: The Real Experience

Week 1: The Learning Curve My first puzzle took 23 minutes. Twenty-three minutes for what should have been a "beginner" level! I felt like I was back in high school algebra, staring at problems that seemed impossible until something clicked. The app's hint system saved me from rage-quitting - it doesn't give answers, but nudges you toward the next logical step.

What I appreciated immediately: no timers pressuring you, no ads interrupting your thought process, no "energy" systems limiting how much you can play. Just pure puzzle-solving.

Week 2: Building Momentum Something interesting happened around day 8 - my brain started recognizing patterns. Not memorizing solutions, but developing systematic approaches to tackle clues. The app introduces you to different puzzle types gradually: elimination puzzles, sequence puzzles, grouping challenges. Each type exercises slightly different mental muscles.

I started using my morning coffee time for puzzles instead of checking news. Weirdly, this left me feeling more alert and focused for the rest of the day. Could be coincidence, but I doubt it.

Week 3-4: The Flow State This is where Logic Puzzles Daily earned its place on my home screen. Puzzles that took 20+ minutes in week one were now 8-10 minute challenges. More importantly, I was enjoying the process instead of fighting it. There's something deeply satisfying about that moment when scattered clues suddenly align into a complete solution.

The app tracks your solving time and accuracy, but not in an anxiety-inducing way. It's more like gentle progress tracking than competitive pressure.

Week 5-6: Advanced Challenges By week five, I was tackling 5x5 and 6x6 grids with confidence. These larger puzzles require holding more information in working memory and managing multiple logical threads simultaneously. Honestly? It felt like my brain was getting stronger.

One unexpected benefit: improved patience and systematic thinking. These skills started bleeding into work situations - approaching complex problems more methodically, double-checking assumptions before drawing conclusions.

The Complete Picture: Pros and Cons

What Works Brilliantly:

The progression system is genuinely smart. Unlike apps that just make things "harder" by adding artificial difficulty, Logic Puzzles Daily introduces new logical concepts and puzzle structures that expand your thinking toolkit. You're not just doing the same thing faster; you're learning new types of reasoning.

No subscription pressure. Pay once ($4.99), own forever. In an era of endless monthly charges, this feels refreshingly honest.

The hint system strikes the perfect balance - helpful without hand-holding. Instead of revealing answers, hints guide you toward productive lines of reasoning. "Have you considered what this clue tells us about column 3?" Rather than "The answer is X."

Excellent for airplane mode entertainment. Downloaded puzzles work offline, making this perfect for flights, subway commutes, or anywhere with spotty internet.

Where It Falls Short:

The interface, while functional, feels slightly dated. Not ugly, just... utilitarian. If you're coming from gorgeous games like Monument Valley, the visual design might feel bland.

No multiplayer or social features. Some people might miss competing with friends or sharing particularly tricky puzzles. Personally, I appreciated the solitary focus, but it's worth noting.

Limited puzzle variety within each type. While there are thousands of puzzles, they follow fairly predictable formats. After six weeks, I could identify puzzle patterns quickly, which reduced some of the challenge.

The app occasionally freezes when switching between large puzzles on older iPhones. Not a deal-breaker, but annoying when you're deep in logical flow.

Who Should Download This: Perfect for people who enjoyed newspaper logic puzzles, Sudoku enthusiasts wanting more complexity, anyone seeking genuinely educational brain training, or those looking for engaging offline entertainment.

Who Should Skip It: If you get frustrated by problems without immediate solutions, prefer fast-paced gaming, or want visually stunning app experiences, this probably isn't for you.

Logic Puzzles Daily vs. Alternatives

The logic puzzle space isn't crowded with quality options. Most "brain training" apps focus on quick, game-ified exercises rather than deep logical reasoning.

Compared to Lumosity: Logic Puzzles Daily offers deeper, more sustained mental challenges rather than bite-sized mini-games. If you want to actually develop reasoning skills rather than just "exercise your brain," this wins.

Compared to puzzle books: Digital advantages are real - automatic checking, progressive difficulty, hint systems, and no need to carry physical books. Plus, 3,000+ puzzles would cost hundreds of dollars in print.

Compared to free puzzle apps: You get what you pay for. Free alternatives are typically ad-supported, with limited content and aggressive monetization. Logic Puzzles Daily's one-time purchase model lets you focus on solving rather than managing interruptions.

Bottom Line: Worth Your Time and Money?

After six weeks of daily use, Logic Puzzles Daily has earned permanent residence on my iPhone. At $4.99, it's delivered more genuine mental stimulation than most $60 console games. If you enjoy methodical problem-solving and want to strengthen your logical reasoning skills, download it.

The app isn't flashy or social or gamified in trendy ways. It's just thousands of well-crafted logic puzzles with smart progression and clean execution. Sometimes the best apps are the ones that simply do their job extremely well.

Fair warning: once you solve your first complex 6x6 grid through pure deductive reasoning, you might be hooked. My morning coffee routine hasn't been the same since.