I appreciated the inclusion of the GameBoy ROM, it was neat to be able to play on a handheld. Puzzles could get challenging sometimes, but they were mostly fair, so I enjoyed figuring out the nuances how they worked.

Neat. Would be nice if it had an undo function.

Logic Bombs is very easy to recommend considering the price point and the amount/quality of content*. In my opinion, what you see in the storefront page/description/video is exactly what you get the whole way through the game - so if you think that the advertised kind of logic/deduction puzzles are interesting, then I can attest to the quality and say the game is worth your time (and for $5, very well worth the money!).

I'd say there's some valid criticisms about parts of the UX which aren't super intuitive (e.g. needing to exit a puzzle to reset it, and some later mechanics not always being presented in a perfectly clear way), although I don't think I ever had any of these issues myself. In my opinion these are somewhat expected for a GameBoy title, and minor in the face of what the game gets right.

If you are the kind of completionist who treats games as boxes to check off a list, then Logic Bombs might drag a bit toward the end as the puzzles get harder. But with that said, there was never a puzzle which I thought wasn't worth my time once I finished it - I just think you'll enjoy your time even more if you don't put pressure on yourself to finish the game quickly.

Two thumbs up!

*for what it's worth, I played the GameBoy version of the game to completion on an emulator. I'm not sure what my final playtime was but it's significantly more than what's listed on Steam.