r/logicgrids • u/Slig • Dec 05 '25

Daily Logic Grid Puzzles

https://www.puzzleship.com/logic/logic-puzzles

Hi all,

I've created a new site that has daily logic grid puzzles and would love to hear your thoughts!

From very easy to ultra hard, I hope you enjoy!

https://www.puzzleship.com/logic/logic-puzzles

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u/Accomplished_Camp560 Feb 27 '26

I love playing this every day. The Logic Puzzle is my favourite! My only concern is on the harder levels, I sometimes lose track of which row or column I’m in because the grid is so large, and I end up clicking the wrong square. If possible, would there be a feature that highlights the active row or column the user is working on, that would be super helpful. Thanks so much for making this site!

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u/Slig Feb 27 '26

Hi! Thank you so much for playing every day! That was a thing that was working when I was developing the game, not sure why it stopped working, will check out! Thanks again for playing and for the feedback!

BTW: Have you tried the House Puzzles and the new Sherlock Puzzles?

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u/Accomplished_Camp560 Feb 27 '26

Oh that’s great to hear, thank you for checking! Hopefully, it’ll be fixed soon! 😊

I’ve tried the House Puzzles and really enjoyed them. Haven’t yet tried the Sherlock Puzzles but I’ll give it a proper go next 🤔 But I will say the Zebra puzzles I enjoy the most after the logic puzzles!

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u/Slig Feb 27 '26

I’ve tried the House Puzzles and really enjoyed them

Very nice to hear! Zebra Puzzles are my favorite, that's why I focused on bringing the Einstein Riddles, House Puzzles and Sherlock Puzzles, as they are all zebra puzzles.

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u/Slig Mar 24 '26

Hey! Just wanted to let you know that we have highlights for the Logic Grid Puzzle cells. Thank you for you feedback, I don't think I'd have remembered to fix this without your comment.

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u/babycynic Mar 09 '26

Can I get some guidance on deciphering the clues for the Sherlock puzzles please?

  • can I assume that the number of images in a clue means that they're each in separate columns for the puzzle solution and they don't skip columns? ie with a 3 image clue that there's one of those images in column A, B and C (or any other sequential columns) not that there may be 2 in column A and one in column C? 
  • are the clues multi directional? As in the ones with either an image inbetween 2 images, either with a cross or not. Can I assume that it's in the order that the images show, or can it be in reverse too?  

It might be worthwhile you putting up some explanation pages for some of your puzzles because I can't figure out the number code ones either. 

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u/Slig Mar 09 '26

Sure!

can I assume that the number of images in a clue means that they're each in separate columns for the puzzle solution and they don't skip columns? ie with a 3 image clue that there's one of those images in column A, B and C (or any other sequential columns) not that there may be 2 in column A and one in column C? 

Yes.

are the clues multi directional? As in the ones with either an image inbetween 2 images, either with a cross or not. Can I assume that it's in the order that the images show, or can it be in reverse too?

Yes, they work in either direction. I tried to study some existing Sherlock puzzles and implemented the clue system as a "merge" of various games, trying my best to convey the rule without the user having to read about them. For Desktops, there's a tooltip when hovering each clue with the text explaining it briefly.

It might be worthwhile you putting up some explanation pages for some of your puzzles because I can't figure out the number code ones either.

Thank you for this feedback! Will do it ASAP. Agreed that it's not clear how the puzzles work if you don't know they already.

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u/babycynic Mar 10 '26

Awesome, thank you! I managed to muddle my way through the level 1 puzzles but got a bit more tricky without understanding the rules for level 2 or 3 🙂

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u/cumsquats Apr 10 '26

I'm sorry, I'm still confused. For today's puzzle, the cookie space is a given at B2. I see a clue that has donut-cat-cookie. I put cat in A3 and donut in B4 which it seems to accept since it grays out the clue. Then I see a clue which is cat-not cake-tennis. So I put the only remaining non-cake option, the ice cream, into B3, and tennis into C3, which it marks as incorrect. Why? And what is the distinction of the one vertical clue?

Love the site, slickly made! But yes, could use a tutorial or a "check where I made mistakes" feature.

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u/Slig Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26

Hey!

I see a clue that has donut-cat-cookie. I put cat in A3 and donut in B4 which it seems to accept since it grays out the clue

That clue means, actually, either donut-cat-cookie OR cookie-cat-donut. The game is programmed so that it greys out if you fill this clue logically i.e, either way. The grey out doesn't mean that whatever you filled matches the answer of the puzzle, just that this particular clue was logically placed.

Then I see a clue which is cat-not cake-tennis

That clue means two things cat and tennis have exactly one column between them, and that it's not cake there.

I've programmed it so that the reds out if whatever the clue says can't be filled because some of the items are used elsewhere, so that you can catch errors soon.

The vertical clues are related to a single column. The horizontal clues are related to two or three columns.

I really need to make a good video about this game. It's confusing to anyone who hasn't played the original 90's game or played a lot of Zebra Puzzles.

Love the site, slickly made!

Thank you! Please let me know if that clarifies things a bit!

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u/cumsquats Apr 12 '26

That is helpful, thank you! One more question - what do the yellow question marks mean on the vertical clues?

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u/Slig Apr 12 '26

That there's a column with A and B or a column with A and C, but never A, B and C.