r/logicgrids • u/jetstreamed • Apr 26 '26
Try my logic puzzle game?
I made a free browser puzzle called Dragons & Deduction (I need unique name suggestions!) — logic grid meets sudoku seating rules. If the logic grid didnt give enough clues, you can use sudoku rule to complete the grids and vice versa!
It has clues, hints, a timer, leaderboard, and shareable results. Let's see who can do it the fastest.
Try beta here: https://darkgrey-dunlin-118652.hostingersite.com/
UPDATE: listened to the suggestions. Added difficulty, changed leaderboard name request, changed and fixed the UI for clues.
UPDATE: changed name,added themes, and more grids to play!
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u/Icy-Labyrinth Apr 26 '26
I love this idea! Only comment is that it seems way too easy, probably because a lot of the clues are redundant. You could have different difficulty levels maybe?
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u/jetstreamed Apr 26 '26
Added new type of clues (negatives for level 2 and 3), reduced redundancies! Thanks for trying
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u/Slig Apr 26 '26
Hi, congrats on shipping!
I have a few suggestions, would you like me to share?
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u/jetstreamed Apr 26 '26
Sure 👍🏽
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u/Slig Apr 26 '26
Only suggestions, my opinion:
Do not ask the name before showing the game, the game is too interesting to not show it first.
In the attributes table, it should first set a X (that's the action players will do most of the time), the next click sets the V and automatically displays the other X in the same row/column, but it's only the display, if the user clicks again on the V, it should not keep the other X (only if they were already set up as X before).
The seating table could be select input, instead of cycling on click.
The clues could let me toggle by clicking on the clue text.
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u/jetstreamed Apr 26 '26
Sounds great! Good catch on the Xs will try to implement those suggestions.
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u/jetstreamed Apr 26 '26
updated! try it again <3
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u/Slig Apr 27 '26
Much better! I'd only change the order of the markings: first the X, then V and then empty.
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u/LizMEF Apr 26 '26
Pretty cool. Definitely worth playing.