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Guru Logic Champ

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Also known as
ぐるロジチャンプ

Control a cannon to shoot and suck blocks, rotating the screen to complete grid puzzles and reveal hidden pictures.

Guru Logic Champ was released for the Game Boy Advance in Japan on November 29, 2001, and this is the original platform and release for the game.


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Released
2001
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
2.31 MB
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About Guru Logic Champ

Guru Logic Champ is a puzzle game released exclusively in Japan. Players operate a cannon crewed by two ducks, using it to fire and retrieve specific bricks on a grid. The objective is to fill all empty spaces in the grid, at which point the completed arrangement forms a picture and the level concludes.

Progress is organized into stages, each with a narrative context such as recovering a stolen item to assist a character. Advancing requires solving a set number of puzzles to unlock a final one. The core challenge involves strategically placing blocks so they come to rest on others, aided by the ability to rotate the playfield.

A separate multiplayer mode uses simplified puzzles, often needing only a few blocks to complete. Each competitor works on their own grid, and the first to finish wins the round. Victory is determined by winning the most rounds in a match, creating a hectic competitive pace.

Guru Logic Champ Screenshots

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Title Screen
Opening Story
Every game needs a nemesis.
Stage Select
First Mission - help the duck by getting back the tap!
Level Select
Fill the white blocks to clear the level
Level Clear!
You'll have to plan in advance for later stages.
New Record!
Mission cleared!
Mission Two - The door seems to be locked.