Logix

You control a cursor, clicking on blocks to change their color. The goal is to make every block on the grid the same color, typically orange. Each click affects not just the block you target, but also its orthogonal neighbors, flipping their colors in a chain reaction. This simple rule creates a surprisingly tricky logic problem. You have to plan several moves ahead, as a single misclick can scatter the wrong color across the board. The puzzles start gently but ramp up quickly on larger grids, demanding careful thought. It feels like untangling a knot in your mind.