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Clues & Culprits: deduction by the case file

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A daily logic-puzzle game where players use suspects’ truthful statements to prove who is guilty—and who is not.

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A themed pack lists 50 cases across six difficulty levels, with the first three free; the last seven days are free to replay.

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The deduction loop starts with one suspect already proven; each additional proven suspect contributes a statement that can unlock the next step. The site says its verdicts must hold across every scenario still compatible with the clues, and describes hints that reveal a statement, then a suspect, then the proof. Its recurring cast is listed as 75 characters across twelve classes. A Wild West pack is presented as a future possibility, not a currently available set of cases.

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