Play Brain Artifice Amiga Online

Brain Artifice came out for the Amiga in 1991, developed by Soft Enterprises GmbH. It was one of those thoughtful puzzle games that felt right at home on the platform, which had a strong library of games that rewarded patience and logic over quick reflexes. It didn't try to dazzle with flashy graphics; it was more about presenting a clean, cerebral challenge.

You control a cursor to pick up and place colored blocks on a grid, aiming to form complete, solid shapes that then lock into place. The main objective is to clear each of the 100 levels by filling the required patterns, dealing with obstacles like static blocks that can't be moved, tiles that change color, and pieces hidden until you uncover them. The pace is methodical, though some later stages introduce time pressure that tightens the focus. It feels satisfying to watch a complex arrangement finally snap together and vanish.