Developer posts and news about this game.
Fixed 🧱 Wall clues now point at actual walls. In irregularly shaped rooms, "against the north wall" could refer to cells you saw diagonally apart, with no wall to point at. You reasoned correctly and the game told you otherwise. A wall is now always a straight, visible stretch.
A fix release, straight from a player report. 🧱 Wall clues now tell the truth. "X was against the south wall of the Terrace" could point at cells that didn't touch that wall: if a piece of furniture blocked the cell next door, the game counted it as a wall. The result was that y
New 🎨 Real floors. Parquet, marble, stone, carpet and grass, hand-drawn by our artist Alejandro López Martínez (Alexhan), replacing the flat colour fills. It gives the floorplan the worn-mansion texture the game was asking for. 🏠 Every room now gets the floor and the furniture
An update focused on the case generator itself, following your feedback about games where not a single suspect could be placed without guessing. Investigated properly, measured, and fixed at the root. New 🧱 New clue: "against the north/south/east/west wall of the room." More pre
A round of fixes and tweaks straight from your feedback: TAB is finally reliable, mouse wheel zoom is back without Ctrl, the Weekly Challenge leaderboard actually works now, and a handful of readability improvements on the board. New 🪑 Large furniture (bed, sofa, multi-cell rug)
A polish round : the "maybe here" mark now behaves the same everywhere, the candidate notebook gets some quality-of-life, case clues are cleaner and fairer, and the Weekly Challenge finally shows real loading progress. New ✓ The candidate confirm tick now always shows, from the v
This update is about making the board itself do more of the thinking with you — plus a good pass of polish and bug fixes. New 📌 Try a suspect in several cells at once, properly this time. Click or drag a suspect's card from the list — even if they're already placed — to pencil-m
This was a big one — the kind of update that changes how the game feels. The separate notebook is gone because you don't need it anymore: you can deduce straight on the floorplan now. And the Weekly Challenge finally feels like a community, with a real leaderboard. What's New 🏆
New 🇩🇪🇨🇳 German and Chinese are now available. The whole game — clues, interface, tutorial, and the full 30-case Campaign — can now be played in German or Chinese, with the same clue precision as Spanish and English. Character names stay in their original English form — they'
Another round focused on clean play: a clue rule that wasn't fully holding, and a tidier play screen. Fixed 🧱 "Next to X" clues sometimes pointed at an object in the room next door, as if the wall didn't count. "Next to" now always respects walls — just like in the original Chal
Beta 0.4.3 — "Say What You Mean" Thanks to everyone who reported confusing tutorial clues. This version reviews the wording of EVERY clue in the game (English and Spanish) so it says exactly what it means, no more and no less. Fixed 🧭 Clues like "N squares {direction} of the vic
A polish pass across the whole interface: Freeplay catches up with Campaign, pause and pop-ups behave the way they should, and the campaign's first case stops being a trap. Fixed 🎮 Freeplay brought up to par with Campaign. It now has pause (the clock used to keep running if you
This update focuses on English: if you were playing in that language, you'd have run into stray Spanish words scattered through the clues and menus. Not anymore. Fixed Real English, not half-and-half. Room names showed up in Spanish even when the game was set to English (a clue c