Overview
Logic Arrows is a simulation game from developer and publisher Artem Yashin, released on November 10, 2026. The premise is deliberately small: each arrow performs one simple operation on a signal, and from that modest rule, surprisingly complex behavior emerges. Rather than handing players a toolbox of ready-made components, the game asks them to understand how signals move, combine, and transform.
The description frames the experience as an introduction to the fundamentals of digital logic and computer architecture. That means the early puzzles are minimalist, focused on watching the flow of signals and reasoning about what each arrow does.
There is no single correct answer to most problems — only your answer. Once a puzzle is solved, the real challenge begins: can you make it smaller?
Can you make it faster?
Highlights
- Built around single-operation arrows that combine into complex signal behavior, teaching digital logic through play.
- Sandbox ambitions extend beyond puzzles: the description invites players to build calculators, displays, memory blocks, or even a fully functional CPU.
- Supports Steam Workshop and Steam Achievements, with an interface localized into ten languages including Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and German.
Who It's For
This one is aimed at players who enjoy logic puzzles, programming-adjacent thinking, and the satisfaction of optimizing a working design. If you have ever looked at a solved circuit and wondered whether it could be smaller or faster, the game's post-solution challenge loop is likely to resonate. The educational angle also makes it interesting for anyone curious about how computer architecture works from the ground up, though the sandbox freedom means you can treat it purely as a puzzle game if you prefer.
Game Info
- Developer / Publisher: Artem Yashin
- Genre: Simulation
- Release date: November 10, 2026
- Steam features: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Workshop, Stats
- Languages: English, French, Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, German
There is no right solution, only your solution — and that philosophy runs through everything the store page describes.
