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Design, build and wire up your own unique robot to complete challenging logic puzzles.
LogicBots is a puzzle game where robots are used to complete the various levels. Sometimes the LogicBots will be controlled by the player and other times they will work independently to complete the puzzles. In both cases it will be up to the player to design, build and wire their LogicBot to meet the requirements of the level.

Key Features

40 challenging levels
5 in depth tutorials
3 bonus objectives for each level
Language packs
Sandbox mode
Level builder
Workshop integration
Endless combinations of parts and circuits
Physics driven gameplay
Soundtrack by Brandon Penney aka Neon-Bard

Trading Cards Now Available

Game Description Image

Steam Trading Cards have now been released for LogicBots! There are 6 to collect.

Since the last update cloud saving has been enabled so you can now play LogicBots off different computers with ease! Robot save icons however are not stored so you will have to resave LogicBots to get a new icon on a different computer.

There is also a small patch released today which introduces a new part, the Gravity Sensor, which can be used to calculate LogicBots orientation. This patch also contains a small level tweak for level 1-5 "Platform" and a readjustment to the budget goal on level 2-4 "Colour Navigation".

The number storage gate has also had a slight change, it's 'Set' function now works with a high signal instead of a rising edge signal as this makes the gate easier to use in most situations. The old functionality can be achieved by using a pulse generator as the 'Set' input.

Ken

Patch Notes:

New Features:

Added trading cards
Added cloud saving

Changes:

Improved models of level 1-5
Adjusted time goal slightly on level 1-5 to account for new models
Softened hazard texture
Changed number storage gate set to work with high signal instead of rising edge. Old behaviour can be achieved by using a pulse generator. (delay + not + and gate)
Added trading card posters to Main Menu background

Bug Fixes:

Fixed bug causing LogicBots to move when returning from viewing a level
Fixed and added various localisation references listed below
Fixed various crashes and saving bugs
Fixed a bug causing the rc receiver circuit board LED's to not light up correctly
Fixed a bug with comparison gates tutorial with the last puzzle solving part.

New Dictionary References:

Motor Direction
Motor On/OffYour computer is struggling to keep up with the simulation. Consider turning the simulation accuracy down in the options menu.Parts //for other languages
X Axis
Y Axis

Gravity Sensor

A motion sensor that measures the acceleration due to gravity to calculate its orientation. Outputs its angle from -90 to 90 on two perpendicular axes relative to the parts top face. Due to the sensor measuring deflection it has a 180 degree range and cannot tell the difference between up and down. This issue can be resolved by using a second Gravity Sensor with is placed orthogonally.

//changed This gate stores a number input when its ‘set’ input receives a high signal. It will output this number until the gate is reset or it is set to another number.

Default - Reach finish line

//change
That circuit wasn't quite right. Remember you need to add the two outputs together using a math gate and can attach a signal splitter to use the output sum more than once. Make a circuit where the motor is on when the sum of the outputs is less than 4 or greater than 12.

[ 2017-01-30 23:05:25 CET ] [Original Post]

Trading Cards Now Available

Patch Notes:

New Features:

Added trading cards
Added cloud saving

Changes:

Improved models of level 1-5
Adjusted time goal slightly on level 1-5 to account for new models
Softened hazard texture
Changed number storage gate set to work with high signal instead of rising edge. Old behaviour can be achieved by using a pulse generator. (delay + not + and gate)
Added trading card posters to Main Menu background

Bug Fixes:

Fixed bug causing LogicBots to move when returning from viewing a level
Fixed and added various localisation references listed below
Fixed various crashes and saving bugs
Fixed a bug causing the rc receiver circuit board LED's to not light up correctly
Fixed a bug with comparison gates tutorial with the last puzzle solving part.

Gravity Sensor

A motion sensor that measures the acceleration due to gravity to calculate its orientation. Outputs its angle from -90 to 90 on two perpendicular axes relative to the parts top face. Due to the sensor measuring deflection it has a 180 degree range and cannot tell the difference between up and down. This issue can be resolved by using a second Gravity Sensor with is placed orthogonally.

//changed This gate stores a number input when its set input receives a high signal. It will output this number until the gate is reset or it is set to another number.

Default - Reach finish line

//change
That circuit wasn't quite right. Remember you need to add the two outputs together using a math gate and can attach a signal splitter to use the output sum more than once. Make a circuit where the motor is on when the sum of the outputs is less than 4 or greater than 12.