A murder has been committed inside a stately mansion, and your job is to determine, based on the clues and blueprint provided, where exactly each suspect was located at the time of the murder. In each case, there must be one, and only one, suspect placed in every row and column of the blueprint, and there can never be more than one suspect in a room. The murder room (where the body was discovered) will always have one suspect in it, and that will be your killer. Read the clues, analyze the geometry of the house, and place every suspect in their correct position in order to close the case.
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Rule Clarification: Sharing a Wall?
Posted by: EmmaWingding
Fewest rooms vs. Exactly
Posted by: EmmaWingding
Fewest rooms vs. Exactly
Posted by: Historian
Rule Clarification: Sharing a Wall?
Posted by: Afterburner
Rule Clarification: Sharing a Wall?
Posted by: vandykat
Would like an option to make the murder room tiles the same color as all the others
Posted by: mybluedecember