Genre: Puzzle Game
Difficulty: Easy-Medium

Rating: 7/10

You are a robot tasked with removing ALL the boxes in the room.
To remove boxes you have to move them and match two, three or four boxes of the same color.
While this may sound simple enough, some levels have obstacles, making boxes harder to move and one wrong move might make a box impossible to more if you pushed it against a wall.
Luckily to have you have 5 "Undos", which each will take you and the boxes you have moved back one move.

There are a total of 30 levels in total. The levels gets progressively harder and starts incorporating obstacles.

You get scored on each level based on how many moves you have used to clear all the boxes. The Fewer moves, the better your score. You compete against other players on the leader boards with your global score, your best score on each level combined into one score.

Rating: 0/10
The game has no narrative.
I would have personally liked to know why we are moving those boxes.

Rating: 5/10
The game has a simple, minimalist retro art-style.
The game is made in unity and should run smoothly on most machines.
The only issue, I had at least, is that in windowed mode you can not change the resolution or resize the game window, which it will try to run at your native desktop resolution.

Rating: 8/10
The game has a varied, smooth and mellow soundtrack that will help you get into the zen-like state of puzzle solving.
The sound effects are top quality and fits the theme very well.

Rating: 5/10
InterLOGIC is a game where you can spend 5 to 10 minutes on solving a puzzle or use several hours coming up with the best strategy on completing a puzzle in the least amount of moves. This is a great game for casual and hardcore puzzle solvers alike.

[h1]Basic Info[/h1] [b]Genre: [/b] Puzzle Game [b]Difficulty:[/b] Easy-Medium [h1]Gameplay[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b] 7/10 You are a robot tasked with removing ALL the boxes in the room. To remove boxes you have to move them and match two, three or four boxes of the same color. While this may sound simple enough, some levels have obstacles, making boxes harder to move and one wrong move might make a box impossible to more if you pushed it against a wall. Luckily to have you have 5 "Undos", which each will take you and the boxes you have moved back one move. There are a total of 30 levels in total. The levels gets progressively harder and starts incorporating obstacles. You get scored on each level based on how many moves you have used to clear all the boxes. The Fewer moves, the better your score. You compete against other players on the leader boards with your global score, your best score on each level combined into one score. [h1]Narrative[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b] 0/10 The game has no narrative. I would have personally liked to know why we are moving those boxes. [h1]Visual Presentation[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b] 5/10 The game has a simple, minimalist retro art-style. The game is made in unity and should run smoothly on most machines. The only issue, I had at least, is that in windowed mode you can not change the resolution or resize the game window, which it will try to run at your native desktop resolution. [h1]Audio Presentation[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b] 8/10 The game has a varied, smooth and mellow soundtrack that will help you get into the zen-like state of puzzle solving. The sound effects are top quality and fits the theme very well. [h1]Final Score[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b] 5/10 InterLOGIC is a game where you can spend 5 to 10 minutes on solving a puzzle or use several hours coming up with the best strategy on completing a puzzle in the least amount of moves. This is a great game for casual and hardcore puzzle solvers alike. [code]Submitted for [url=http://steamproxy.net/groups/elitegives]Elite Giveaways[/url] and [url=http://steamproxy.net/groups/semeigaming]Semeicardia Gaming[/url].[/code]