Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Murder Map: Paris turns 14,400 addresses into a puzzle
Kob House presents a paperback deduction game where players use witness statements and a printed map to narrow real Paris streets to one address.
- For
- Pen-and-paper mystery and deduction puzzle fans
- Worth noticing
- The printed map is used three times, once per case; the site says each case takes about two hours.
Field notes
The page lays out a four-step elimination process, moving from districts to streets to numbered doors, with clues that include riverbank, location and number properties. Its three cases have distinct premises: a baker, a missing influencer and a wine-bar host. Kob House says the puzzles are generated and then re-solved by an independent solver before printing; this is a description of its process, not independently verified here.
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