Logic: code breaking app analytics for March 21

Logic: code breaking is an educational puzzle based on a classic two-player code breaking puzzle board game popularized in the 70s. It is also known as Bulls and Cows, and Numerello. Many variants exist such as Royale, Grand, Word, Mini, Super, Ultimate, Deluxe, Advanced and Number with varying degree of complexity. This app, with its flexible settings, will let you adapt the difficulty to many of these variants. Features One player mode Two player modes Adjustable difficulty Adjustable appearance Points and ranking system Configurable code labels Game statistics Accessibility (TalkBack) for visually impaired Description A code is automatically generated in one player mode and you have to use a logical approach to break the code with the least number of guesses to become the master code breaker. For each guess you submit a response will tell you how many colors are both correct in color and position, or in color but not position. You can adjust the difficulty of the game in Settings by changing the number of rows, columns and colors to find a suitable level for novices and experts alike. You can challenge a friend or family member in one of the Logic: code breaking multiplayer game modes by either playing on the same device or Play by mail for remote play. You can earn points and gain rank as you progress and win games in single player mode. You can fully customize the colors of all the pegs to assist users suffering from color blindness or simply because you would like a different look and feel. You can configure code labels of numbers and letters, shown with the colors to assist users suffering from color blindness and also to teach the younger audience about numbers and letters while playing this educational puzzle game. You can choose between light and dark mode and various color themes to get the look and feel you prefer. You can get hints when you feel a game is too challenging and still break the code before you run out of guesses. You can see statistics for each game you finish so you can compete against yourself, or compare with friends, and improve your Logic: code breaking skills over time. A Logic: code breaking game will on average take two to five minutes to complete depending of the difficulty setting.