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Top 150 best Steam games of all time tagged with Logic, according to gamer reviews.

Rank, title, date, tags, platforms and price Score Rating
8.46
97% 13,694 votes
8.45
96% 47,001 votes
8.40
97% 8,792 votes
8.40
98% 5,578 votes
8.38
99% 2,216 votes
8.35
97% 5,449 votes
8.33
97% 4,163 votes
8.33
97% 4,599 votes
8.29
97% 3,736 votes
8.27
99% 1,058 votes
8.18
96% 2,304 votes
8.16
97% 1,215 votes
8.15
99% 581 votes
8.15
97% 1,343 votes
8.11
96% 1,332 votes
8.10
95% 2,368 votes
8.10
98% 629 votes
8.10
95% 2,540 votes
8.10
98% 473 votes
8.05
94% 2,151 votes
8.05
95% 1,640 votes
8.05
94% 2,731 votes
8.00
92% 4,883 votes
7.99
98% 257 votes
7.99
99% 214 votes
7.99
99% 235 votes
7.98
98% 253 votes
7.98
97% 360 votes
7.97
98% 260 votes
7.95
99% 166 votes
7.91
94% 766 votes
7.90
94% 743 votes
7.88
93% 1,176 votes
7.88
91% 2,532 votes
7.85
96% 262 votes
7.84
94% 489 votes
7.84
98% 149 votes
7.84
95% 334 votes
7.83
99% 111 votes
7.82
93% 592 votes
7.81
93% 599 votes
7.80
98% 118 votes
7.78
97% 157 votes
7.76
96% 162 votes
7.76
100% 69 votes
7.75
93% 479 votes
7.75
100% 66 votes

Correlated tags

Correlation is how often another tag appears together with this tag. If one in every five games tagged with Logic is also tagged with a correlated tag, the correlated tag has 20% correlation. 100% correlation means the pair of tags always appear together.

Tags most frequently applied to the same games as Logic, with at least 15% correlation.

  1. Puzzle 80%
  2. Casual 72%
  3. Singleplayer 60%
  4. 2D 50%
  5. Indie 50%
  6. Relaxing 40%
  7. Colorful 37%
  8. Strategy 34%
  9. Family Friendly 31%
  10. Minimalist 29%
  11. Atmospheric 28%
  12. Cute 27%
  13. Adventure 27%
  14. 3D 26%
  15. Simulation 17%
  16. Exploration 16%
  17. Puzzle Platformer 16%

The Logic tag in the context of Steam games refers to a genre or feature that emphasizes puzzle-solving, critical thinking, and logical reasoning as core gameplay elements. Games with this tag often require players to analyze situations, follow rules or patterns, make deductions, and find solutions through logical thought processes.

In Logic games, players typically face challenges that require them to use their problem-solving skills in order to progress. These challenges can take various forms:

  • Puzzles Logic puzzle games focus on presenting players with intricate puzzles or brain teasers that need to be solved by applying logical reasoning. Examples of logic puzzle games include the "Portal" series and "The Turing Test."
  • Strategy Certain strategy games emphasize the use of logic for planning tactical maneuvers and outsmarting opponents; these may involve turn-based or real-time gameplay mechanics. Games like "XCOM 2" and "Into The Breach" fall into this category.
  • Riddle-Solving Some narrative-driven adventure games incorporate riddles into their gameplay, requiring players to think logically in order to uncover clues or progress through the story. The "Professor Layton" series is known for its riddle-solving gameplay.
  • Logical Deductions In detective or mystery-themed games, players often need to make logical deductions based on available evidence or information presented within the game world. Titles such as "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trilogy" and "Her Story" exemplify this type of gameplay.
  • Deductive Reasoning There are also deductive reasoning games where players must deduce certain properties about objects or situations using hints provided by the game itself -- an example being titles from the popular "Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments" series.

Logic games provide players with mental challenges that engage their problem-solving skills, critical thinking abilities, and logical reasoning. They often require patience, attention to detail, and the ability to think outside the box in order to overcome obstacles and advance through the game.

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