Acrylogic

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Description

Acrylogic is a logic and deduction game that's all about solving puzzles in the form of 3x3 or 4x4 grids, using only numbers and colors. Created by Léandre Proust, this game is easy to learn and can be played by anyone, from solo players to large groups of up to 99 players. The game is inspired by the famous Sudoku, but with a unique twist - instead of just numbers, you'll be using colors to help you solve the puzzles. With a playtime of just 5 to 15 minutes, you can fit in a quick game whenever you want, and the game's simplicity makes it accessible to players of all ages and skill levels. The objective of the game is to find the color and amount of paint used in each of the 16 white squares, using the clues provided by the paint marks between the squares. These clues can be numbers or colors, and they'll give you multiple pieces of information to help you solve the puzzle. For example, if a paint mark indicates a certain number, it means that one of the two white squares is a specific number, and the other is a different number. If a paint mark indicates a color, it means that one of the two white squares is that color, and the other is a different color. The game is universal, without text, so it can be played by anyone, regardless of their language. You can play Acrylogic in different modes, depending on your preference. If you want to relax and play at your own pace, you can play solo or cooperate with other players to solve the grids. If you're feeling competitive, you can play with multiple players and try to solve the grids as quickly as possible. In this mode, each player will need their own copy of the game, and you'll earn points based on how quickly you can solve the grids. With its unique blend of logic, deduction, and puzzle-solving, Acrylogic is a fun and challenging game that's perfect for anyone who loves brain teasers and puzzles.