Whodunnit? 60 Murder Mystery Logic Puzzles: Grade: HARD
Book 13 of the Murder Mystery Mayhem Series
Theme 7: This theme is Sudoku grid style with graphical representation of Suspects and objects. The puzzle layouts are divided into rooms with objects which suspects can and cannot be placed on. When a suspect is placed all the grids in a horizontal and vertical directions are crossed off the puzzle grid. To solve the puzzle, you need to logically determine the order to solve the clues in to locate where the victim is to be placed on the final vacant square with a suspect in that room, and the suspect in the room is the Murderer.
Grid sizes can be varied from 6x6 to 16x16, along with number of suspects to logically deduce from the clues who is the murderer.
60 murders. 60 crime scenes. This time, the clues won't give up the killer easily.
Put your detective skills to a tougher test with 60 illustrated murder mystery logic puzzles built for solvers who are ready to think several moves ahead.
Every case gives you a victim, a group of suspects, a collection of clues and a detailed illustrated floor plan. Your task is to determine exactly where everyone was when the crime took place—and uncover the one suspect who was alone with the victim.
But solving the case takes more than spotting a single clue.
Every character occupies exactly one square. No two characters may share the same row or column. Rooms, walls, furniture and objects restrict where suspects can stand, while positional, directional and conditional clues gradually narrow the possibilities.
Follow the clues. Eliminate the impossible. Combine what remains. Catch the killer.
Inside you'll find:
60 HARD murder mystery logic puzzles
Colorful illustrated floor-plan crime scenes
Sudoku-style row-and-column deduction
More demanding combinations of clues and positions
Suspects, victims, rooms, furniture and objects
Directional, diagonal, positional and conditional clues
A different crime scene and mystery to investigate
A fully worked example showing the solving method
Visual guides showing which objects can and cannot be occupied
Complete solutions for every puzzle
The worked example demonstrates how apparently limited clues become useful as rows, columns and locations are eliminated, requiring the solver to combine information rather than rely on one obvious starting point.
Investigate crimes across houses, offices, gardens, museums, ships, trains, islands and other distinctive locations. Each new floor plan changes the possibilities and forces you to rethink your deductions.
Rated HARD, this edition is designed for experienced puzzle solvers who have mastered the basics and want a more demanding WHODUNNIT? challenge.
Perfect for fans of murder mysteries, logic puzzles, Sudoku-style deduction, detective games, spatial reasoning and crime-solving brain teasers.
Study the scene. Follow every clue. Trust your deductions.
Then answer the only question that matters… WHODUNNIT?
Book 13 in the Murder Mystery Mayhem series.
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