Logical (Europe) (GBC)

In Logical (Europe) (GBC), players are presented with a labyrinth of pipes and colored balls. Your primary objective is to sort all the colored balls into their corresponding receptacles. Each level starts with a certain number of colored balls scattered across the screen.

The gameplay mechanism is intuitive yet demands logical thinking. You control a movable part that can push the balls. Once a ball is pushed into a pipe, it will travel in that direction until it hits an obstacle or a receptacle. The key is to calculate the trajectory of each ball so that they don't get stuck or enter the wrong colored container.

The game introduces various types of pipes and mechanisms to increase complexity. There are one-way pipes, switch points that can alter ball direction, and fixed obstacles. Players need to utilize switches and special mechanisms to unlock paths or change the flow of balls.

Each level typically has a unique or a few optimal solutions. Time pressure is usually not a primary factor; instead, the game focuses on problem-solving. As you progress through the stages, the complexity of the puzzles increases significantly, requiring careful planning and experimentation. Misplacing a single ball can often force a level restart. Logical (Europe) (GBC) offers a pure puzzle experience, ideal for those who enjoy intellectual challenges and patience.