Relentless Logic

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Relentless Logic is an early text-based puzzle game for DOS that uses logical deduction to locate hidden mines, serving as a conceptual predecessor to Microsoft’s Minesweeper.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf logic game
video game
category single-player game
displayMode text
distributionFormat PC software
gameplayFeature logical deduction to locate hidden mines
gameplayMechanic grid-based reasoning
mine detection
genre logic
puzzle
hasHiddenInformation mines
historicalSignificance early example of minesweeper-style logic puzzle
influenced Microsoft Minesweeper NERFINISHED
inputMethod text-based
inspiredGames later minesweeper-style games
interfaceStyle command-line style
objective avoid detonating mines
locate all mines
operatingSystem MS-DOS NERFINISHED
platform DOS
puzzleType deductive reasoning
relationToMicrosoftMinesweeper conceptual predecessor
releasePeriod early DOS era
supportsSinglePlayer true
targetHardware IBM PC compatible NERFINISHED
usesClues logical clues about adjacent mines
visualStyle character-based graphics

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Minesweeper inspiredBy Relentless Logic