Murder Sudoku: Cozy Culprits
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Murder Sudoku: Cozy Culprits

ALEJANDRO PORTILO GUERRERO · released 18 Jul 2026 · Open in App Store ↗

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Description

Solve one fresh murder every day.

Murder Sudoku: Cozy Culprits is a daily deduction puzzle where a sudoku-style grid becomes a crime scene. Read the clues, place each suspect in the only spot that fits, and unmask the culprit sharing the victim's room. No trivia, no luck — just you, the evidence, and one solvable answer.

A NEW CASE EVERY DAY

Wake up to a fresh mystery, the same one for every detective worldwide. Build a streak, race the daily leaderboard, and share a spoiler-free result card — the cozy-noir puzzle ritual for your morning coffee.

PLAY BY DEDUCTION, NEVER GUESSING

Every case is proven to have exactly one solution, reachable by pure logic. Place suspects so no two share a row or column, follow clues about who sat beside the lamp or bordered the study, and watch the truth narrow to a single arrangement.

FAIR AND RELAXED

Tap any clue to see exactly what it means on the board

Pencil marks and multi-step undo to think it through

Optional hints when you want a nudge — never forced

Three difficulties daily: 5x5, 6x6, and a fiendish 7x7

COZY, NOT GRIM

Charming hand-crafted suspects, warm hand-drawn rooms, and a gentle whodunit tone. A murder mystery you can solve in your slippers.

A daily case + a 240-case Detective campaign

Streaks, stats, and Game Center leaderboards

Fully offline — solve anywhere, no account needed

Play in your language, wherever you are

Can you close today's case?