Pure deduction
Every clue contributes to a single logical solution. You never need luck to close a case.
Every clue is true. One suspect isn't.
Mystery Grid turns murder mysteries into fair, bite-sized logic puzzles. Read the clues, place each suspect, and reveal the culprit—no guessing, no gore, just deduction.

Built around the outcome
Every clue contributes to a single logical solution. You never need luck to close a case.
Compact cases combine the satisfaction of Sudoku with suspects, rooms, and a culprit reveal.
Enjoy the intrigue of a whodunit through a hand-drawn paper-and-ink case-file aesthetic.
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How it works
The rules are simple enough to learn in Case Zero, then each case adds a deeper deduction chain.
Each suspect provides a truthful clue about a room, row, column, object, or position.
Use the one-per-row and one-per-column rule to mark possible, confirmed, and impossible cells.
When every suspect matches the clues, the unused row and column expose the victim—and the killer.
Practical guides
Detailed, intent-specific help—then a direct path to doing it in Mystery Grid.
Learn how murder sudoku combines row-and-column logic with truthful detective clues, then try the method in Mystery Grid.
Read the guide ↗Guide 02A clear murder sudoku rulebook explaining suspect placement, truthful clues, elimination marks, and the final culprit reveal.
Read the guide ↗Guide 03Use direct clues, exclusions, single candidates, and deduction chains to solve logic grid puzzles methodically.
Read the guide ↗Guide 04Discover how detective logic puzzles combine truthful evidence, grid constraints, and whodunit atmosphere—and how Mystery Grid plays on iPhone.
Read the guide ↗Guide 05Why short, offline detective logic cases work well for flights, commutes, and quiet breaks—and how to play Mystery Grid without a connection.
Read the guide ↗Frequently asked questions
Quick answers, with a complete guide when you want the details.
Place each suspect once so no two share a row or column. Combine that rule with the written clues until every placement is forced and the culprit is revealed.
Learn moreEach clue is true, every suspect has one position, each used row and column holds one suspect, and a fair case has one logical solution.
Learn moreTranslate each clue into confirmed and impossible cells, scan rows and columns for the only remaining option, and repeat as each placement creates new deductions.
Learn moreIt uses Sudoku-like row and column constraints, but you place suspects in rooms and interpret clues instead of entering numbers.
Learn moreYes. Mystery Grid is designed for offline play, making its short cases suitable for travel, commutes, and quiet breaks.
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