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Logical Design Works, Inc. is a now-defunct US-based video game developer that developed games between 1983 and 1993. The name comes from the initials of the founder Lucjan Daniel Wencel.^[1]

Games

1985 Phantasie
1987 Phantasie III
1989 Street Rod
1991 Street Rod 2: The Next Generation
1988 TrianGO
1989 Tunnels of Armageddon
1987 Vegas Gambler
1989 Blockout
1993 Ancient Glory

References

^ "Karen, Logical Desing Works i Dział Oprogramowania Eksportowego | PIXELPOST". 23 November 2019.

"Company Profile: Logical Design Works". Home of the Underdogs. Retrieved 2020-06-21.

External links

Logical Design Works at MobyGames

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Defunct video game companies of the United States

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