Chronic Logic

Chronic Logic is an innovative game development company founded in 2001 by Alex Austin and his friend Ben Nichols, with a vision to create engaging puzzle games that cater to a dedicated gaming community. The company's journey began with the release of Bridge Builder, which quickly captured attention, leading to a surge of downloads and fan support. Following legal challenges over the game's name, Chronic Logic evolved and released its successor, Pontifex, which retained the charm of its predecessor while introducing new features.

In 2002, the team expanded their repertoire with the development of Triptych, hailed as a premier puzzle game. The success continued with Pontifex II, which incorporated further enhancements, including draw bridges. Today, Chronic Logic is renowned for its commitment to delivering simple yet captivating games, appealing to both casual players and puzzle enthusiasts alike. With a focus on creativity and community engagement, they continue to foster an environment for game innovation.