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The store currently lists version 1.21.0, updated 2026-10-28.
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Sudoku meets murder mystery puzzles.
Murder Sudoku: Tiny Crimes turns whodunit mysteries into bite-sized logic puzzles. Every case gives you a grid of rooms, a victim, a handful of suspects, and a set of clues. Use deduction to work out where everyone was at the moment of the murder.
The rules are simple, the cases are not. No two people can share a row or column, every clue is true, and there is exactly one correct solution. Solve the board and the mystery resolves itself: the suspect left alone with the victim is your culprit.
No guessing. No luck. Just clues, logic, and a quiet little crime waiting to be cracked.…
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Two new casebooks to crack: Last Oasis, where too many thirsty strangers share one desert spring, and Lanterntown, where someone stepped out of the lamplight for good. Hints now walk you through the reasoning instead of handing you the answer. Every location has its own rules sheet, and clues show pictures of the props they mention. Now in Polish, Finnish and Russian, plus clearer clue wording and stability fixes.
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