Hidden Patterns: A Book of Mormon Logic Puzzle
A downloadable game
Do you have the gift of discernment?
A mysterious brass ball…
Ancient records…
Secret military intelligence…
Choose from three distinct puzzle modes, each with its own atmosphere, symbols, artwork, and narrative framing:
Liahona Decoder
Lehi’s family journeys through the wilderness guided by a brass ball of curious workmanship. Discern the hidden markings of the Liahona and uncover the correct path toward the promised land.
Abridging Mormon’s Book
As the prophet Mormon, sift through sacred records and arrange themes, warnings, prophecies, and histories into the perfect abridgement for future generations.
Captain Moroni’s Cipher
Decode military intelligence from Nephite spies and uncover the movements of invading armies before it is too late.
Features
- Three unique Book of Mormon-themed puzzle modes
- Classic logic deduction gameplay
- Adjustable difficulty settings
- Optional repeated symbols
- Four-slot and five-slot variants
- Two-player hidden-code mode
- Persistent stats and records
Every symbol, interface element, and visual motif has been designed specifically for Playdate’s charming 1-bit screen.
This project is not an official product of or in any way affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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I can't sideload it. It says "pdxinfo is missing".
Edit: You just made a "double zip", that's why it doesn't work. Inside the zip downloaded from here, there's a .pdx file instead of a .pdx folder. If you extract that .pdx file from the zip, and rename it from .pdx to .zip, when opening that zip, you can see the .pdx folder, and that zip is also sideloadable without issues.
Sorry about that! Yeah, I originally just uploaded the .pdx, but now it is zipped in a way the Playdate anticipates for side loading. Thanks for bringing it to my attention, and sorry for the inconvenience! The download file should work as expected now.