Where to start
- New to deduction games? Start with Murdle. The story pulls you along, and the grid keeps track of your thinking for you.
- Don't want much to read? Clues by Sam is nearly all logic: twenty people and short, exact clues.
- Think best with a map? In Clue Raider you place everyone inside a chamber, so you can see the answer take shape.
Compare at a glance
| Game | Typical time | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Clue Raider | 5–10 min | Medium |
| Murdle | 5–15 min | Medium |
| Clues by Sam | 5–15 min | Medium |
All 3 are free. Times and difficulty are dailyfika's own estimates for a typical day, not official figures.
How the three differ
A story to solve
Murdle is a tiny whodunnit. You match suspects, weapons and rooms in a logic grid until only one answer is left.
A web of clues
Clues by Sam starts with one clue. Every correct call reveals another, and the puzzle grows as you solve it.
A map to fill
Clue Raider gives you all its clues at the start and asks where each explorer stands.
More to explore
Want the same kind of thinking in less time? The daily logic puzzles include Queens and Tango, which take a couple of minutes each.