The basic premise of Everyday Genius: Square Logic is like Sudoku, where you fill in grids ranging in size from 4x4 to 9x9 with numbers that cannot repeat in the same row or column. The possible numbers (called candidates) appear in each box, and are eliminated by either solving another box in the same row or column, or right-clicking it because simply cannot be part of the correct answer. However, that is where the similarity ends.
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Puzzle fanatics with a love of math and numbers will find virtual nirvana in Everyday Genius: SquareLogic. There's enough variation (in the first 200 puzzles, at least) to keep the mind from seizing up, the graphics and sound are pleasing to the senses, and the price is certainly right ($14.99 on Steam and a free demo available) considering the literally thousands of puzzles available to solve.
