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Games like Murdle: daily mystery and deduction puzzles

Murdle gives everyone the same small murder case each day, solved with a logic grid that matches suspects, weapons and places. These daily games ask for the same careful reasoning: some keep the murder story, others drop it and give you a plain grid of clues.

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  1. Today's Daily Murder case, Monday 19 October, easy: the empty suspect and weapon grid and the suspect and location grid, with three hints Daily MurderA murder case each morning: read the testimony and evidence, work the deduction grid, name the killer, weapon and place Logic grids Browser, Android 5 to 20 minutes Midnight UTC
  2. EveryClue's Whodunit grid for Oct 3, 2026, The Crooked Man: a grid of five suspects with role, weapon, location and motive columns beside a case file of numbered clues EveryClueFive suspects, a case file and a logic grid with exactly one culprit, released at midnight UTC Logic grids Browser 5 to 20 minutes Midnight UTC
  3. An Alibi case at Marlow House: six turned clues against a par of 9 beside a logic grid of five suspects against rooms, times and objects, with ticks and crosses filled in and the Accuse button Alibi (Stew Prod)A whodunit on a logic grid where every clue you turn over counts against a par, in three case sizes a day Logic grids Browser 2 to 10 minutes Midnight local
  4. Alibi case for 21 October 2026 on a desktop: the bell foundry story, numbered witness statements and the empty room, time and item deduction board for Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ronnie Alibi (Mind Loft)A manor mystery solved on three logic-grid boards: where each guest was, when they left and what they carriedNo ads Logic grids Browser 5 to 15 minutes Midnight US Eastern Time
  5. Verdict share card: the red Verdict stamp, a partly filled grid of guests and items with one written clue, a stamp reading One solution, no guessing, and the line Three daily cases and seven Brain Tea VerdictThree detective logic-grid cases a day at Easy, Medium and Hard Logic grids Browser, iPhone, Android 5 to 50 minutes Midnight UTC
  6. Morning Mysteries Day 118, Gentle Monday: the Multi-Category puzzle Potato Haul, with a joined deduction grid of Seekers against crops grown and garb worn beside Auntie Pearl's numbered clues Morning MysteryA caravan mystery on a deduction grid each morning, and on many days a lying Seeker to name Logic grids Browser 5 to 20 minutes At midnight US Pacific time
  7. Daily Detective board for the Baxter Tower Lantern case: moves and hints counters, the deduction meter for suspect, weapon and motive, and evidence cards Daily DetectiveA murder case a day with ten moves to examine evidence and question people before you name killer, weapon and motiveNo ads Logic Browser 10 to 15 minutes Midnight UTC
  8. The mystery-o-matic title card: MYSTERY-O-MATIC in black letters with a magnifying glass over a red splash as the O, and the line A mystery a day, keeps the coroner away, on patterned wallpaper mystery-o-maticA short daily murder: work out the killer, the weapon and the time from the statements Logic Browser 5 to 10 minutes Daily
  9. Alibi share picture from Knotwise Games: clue cards linking suspects to objects such as a wrench, a poison bottle and pliers, and a solved row of suspect and object pairs AlibiPut every suspect and weapon in the right room from true statements until the killer is revealed Logic Browser, Android 5 to 20 minutes Midnight Eastern Time
  10. Suspectle's deduction board for the 20 October 2026 case: a pixel-art 5 by 5 floor plan of four rooms with chairs, tables and a bookcase, and a guided first-move hint below SuspectlePlace every suspect on the floor plan and name the one left alone with the victimNo ads Logic Browser 5 to 15 minutes Daily
  11. A Kludoku case in play: The Old Observatory, a hard 9x8 floor plan with rooms such as Cellar, Workshop and Dome, beside the suspects' testimonies and a row of suspect cards KludokuFloor-plan murder cases from Beginner to Expert, each also as a time attack Logic Browser 4 to 20 minutes per case Midnight UTC
  12. Interrogate #113 for October 22, Silence at the Gallery: the scene report, question meter at 1 of 10, suspect tabs, and Marguerite Sol answering where she was at 9:10 PM Interrogate (Zalize)Question the suspects, catch the liar and accuse the killer within ten questionsNo ads Logic Browser 10 minutes Midnight UTC
  13. Daily Sleuth case 206, Proof at the Point, 22 October 2026: the accusation step asking who attacked Marcus Tilden, with three suspects to choose and five guesses left Daily SleuthA numbered case file a day: name who, where and why from three suspectsNo ads Logic Browser, iPhone 2-10 minutes Daily
  14. Daily Crosscheck board for 18 October 2026: a six by six grid of suspects with one clue revealed, beside an empty list of marked liars Daily InvestigationTwo cases a day: narrow down a suspect, then find the liars and the killerNo ads Logic Browser a few minutes per case Midnight UTC
  15. Alibi case #39: a brief about a bronze stolen at the Petit Musée vernissage above six witness cards with LIAR? buttons, two of them crossed off, and two red hearts Alibi (Meridian)A theft case a day: six witness statements, and you accuse the one that cannot be true Logic Browser About 90 seconds Midnight UTC
  16. Sworn on Mind Loft for October 3, 2026: the case of a barrel of herring stolen from a fish market, with five witnesses' statements, exactly 2 of 5 lying, an Accuse button beside each and a Hint: verif Sworn (Mind Loft)Five sworn statements, an exact number of lies and one thief to nameNo ads Logic Browser 3 to 10 minutes Midnight US Eastern Time
  17. Lie of Sight board: a room seen from above with a clock, a pumpkin and the Kid in a doorway, beside Dad and Grandma waiting in the tray and three story cards with Accuse buttons Lie of SightA numbered family mystery a day: move everyone around a room to test what they saw and accuse the one who is lyingNo ads Logic Browser 2 to 5 minutes Midnight
  18. Who Farted? #279 for Tuesday: an elevator stuck between floors 4 and 5 with Marcel, Rohan, Dr. Lee, Rosa and Karen in spots 1 to 5, the notice that only the culprit lies, their statements, and the Sni Who Farted?Five to seven people stuck in a lift each make one statement, the culprit always lies, and the week runs from one star… Logic Browser 2 to 10 minutes Midnight local
  19. A Clues by Sam board of 20 suspect cards with names and jobs, one revealed with a clue Clues by SamTwenty suspects to mark innocent or criminal, one proven deduction at a time Logic Browser 5 to 30 minutes Midnight New York time
  20. Tuesday's Griductive board on 20 Oct 2026: 20 suspects in a 4 by 5 grid, Mara flipped as criminal and Opal and Sophia flipped as innocent, showing their clues GriductiveMark suspects criminal or innocent from clues that are always trueNo ads Logic Browser 5 to 15 minutes Midnight Eastern Time
  21. Gossipdle board for 20 October 2026, Startup Founders: Unicorn Lies: a grid of character cards with one clue revealed on Casey the marketer GossipdleTwenty characters to sort into guilty and innocent, harder towards the weekendNo ads Logic Browser 10 to 25 minutes Midnight New York time
  22. Cluest #1023 board for Oct 19, 2026: a grid of farmer, doctor and astronaut suspects, with Fred's card face up saying Thor is among the 3 criminal astronauts, and six difficulty tabs above Cluest (Puzzleship)Six suspect grids a day where every call must already be proven Logic Browser 5 to 20 minutes 13:00 UTC
  23. Clue Manor #1023 ultra hard floor plan on desktop: a 9 by 9 manor of coloured rooms with clocks, candelabras and sculptures, beside eight guest statements Clue Manor (Puzzleship)Place every guest on a manor floor plan from their statements and find the Hider Logic Browser 3 to 15 minutes 13:00 UTC
  24. Today's Clue Raider Lost Relic board on 27 October 2026: a 7 by 7 temple map with the Lamp Room, Inner Sanctum and Antechamber, and clues for Alex, Brooke, Cameron, Dana, Elliott and Finn Clue RaiderPlace six people on a temple map from their clues to find the relicNo ads Logic Browser 5 to 15 minutes Midnight local
  25. Logic Puzzles #1023, 19 October 2026, very easy grid of Brian, Francis and Harry, ages and movie genres, with green ticks and red crosses marked and the three clues beside it Logic Puzzles (Puzzleship)Story logic grids, the grid Murdle uses without the murder, six a day Logic grids Browser 2 to 15 minutes 13:00 UTC
  26. Daily logic puzzle #307 for 2026-10-19, one-bulb tab: an empty grid matching Stephen, Ulysses and Yan with points and jewelry, beside four clues Logic Grid PuzzlesA dated pack of six story logic grids a day, from a 3x3 warm-up to a five-category puzzle Logic grids Browser 2 to 30 minutes per puzzle Once a day
  27. Noggle #620 Expired Futures, 21 October 2026: an empty grid matching four films with the year they are set in, release year and imagined future, clues below NoggleA themed logic grid a day matched from a short list of clues, the grid Murdle uses with a trivia fact in place of a…No ads Logic grids Browser 5 to 10 minutes Midnight by the player's own device
  28. Today's Crux Easy puzzle, Character Sheet Chaos, in a desktop browser: a class, pet and hero grid with three ticks and two crosses, the story and six clues beside it Crux: Daily Logic PuzzlesA dated set of logic grid stories each day on iPhone and iPad, from a small Hunch to Expert; the Hard and Expert…No ads Logic grids Browser, iPhone 2 to 20 minutes Local midnight
  29. Einstein Riddles #1023 for 19 Oct 2026, very easy, on desktop: four houses with empty menus for colour, fruit, vegetable and flower above fifteen clues Einstein Riddles (Puzzleship)The Zebra Puzzle of houses and owners, six a day Logic grids Browser 2 to 15 minutes 13:00 UTC
  30. Zebra Puzzles #310 for 2026-10-22, very easy level: an empty table of shirt, name, tool and accessory for four garden-store customers, with the clues below and six difficulty tabs above Zebra PuzzlesSix zebra puzzles each morning, from very easy to ultra hard, with moves checked against the clues Logic grids Browser 5 to 30 minutes Daily
  31. Zebra Puzzles #1023 of 19 Oct 2026, very easy level: four consulates with colour, country, consul and staff dropdowns, and twelve clues below Zebra Puzzles (Puzzleship)One numbered zebra puzzle a day: a row of people and four attributes each Logic grids Browser 5 to 15 minutes 13:00 UTC
  32. Griddle's Standard puzzle for 20 October 2026: an emoji grid matching people to space objects and plants, with the first fact card below the board Griddle (dailygriddle.com)A Zebra Puzzle logic grid in emoji at three levels a dayNo ads Logic grids Browser 5 to 20 minutes Midnight
  33. House Puzzles #1023 on Puzzleship (Oct 19, 2026), the very easy board: four houses against color, fruit, instrument and movie, with twelve clues beside it House Puzzles (Puzzleship)Six rows of houses a day to fill from the clues, four houses on the easiest and eight on the hardest Logic grids Browser 2 to 15 minutes 13:00 UTC
  34. Hearsay #1023 for 19 Oct 2026 on a desktop: four animal statements in alternating white truth and black lie slots, the six difficulty tabs above Hearsay (Puzzleship)Closer to Murdle's lying witnesses than to its grid: you drag statements about themselves into truth and lie slots Logic Browser 2 to 15 minutes 13:00 UTC each day

For the closest feel, keep the crime and the grid. Daily Murder, Daily Verdict and EveryClue each give one case a day to solve on a deduction grid from the clues, and name the killer at the end; Daily Verdict, an iPhone app, grows from four suspects on Monday to five by Sunday, like Murdle's rising week. Alibi from Stew Prod is a grid whodunit with a twist: the clues lie face down and each one you turn costs you against a par. Alibi from Mind Loft spreads a manor mystery over three logic-grid boards, Alibi Daily Logic Grid is an iPhone app with a 1920s case each night, and Verdict offers three detective logic-grid cases a day at Easy, Medium and Hard. Morning Mystery sets its grid in a travelling caravan, and on many days you also name the Seeker who is lying.

Some games keep the story and drop the grid. Daily Detective gives you ten moves to examine evidence and question people before you accuse. In mystery-o-matic you work out the killer, the weapon and the time from the suspects' statements. Daily Suspect, an iPhone app, reveals clues one at a time and scores you on how few you needed. Alibi from Knotwise has you put every suspect and weapon back in the right room from true statements, and Suspectle and Kludoku do the same on a floor plan, where the murderer is the one left alone with the victim. SudoCrime, from the Portuguese news site Observador, sets the same floor-plan case in Portuguese: place everyone so no row or column holds two people, and the killer is the one alone with the victim. Interrogate from Zalize lets you question the suspects, with ten questions to catch the liar.

If what you like is catching the lie, Alibi from Meridian gives six witness statements to a theft, one of which cannot be true, and Sworn from Mind Loft tells you exactly how many villagers are lying and asks you to name the thief. Clues by Sam is a suspect grid: twenty people to mark innocent or criminal, where every call must already be proven by the clues on the board. Griductive and Gossipdle work the same way, and Puzzleship's Cluest posts six such grids a day from very easy to ultra hard. Clue Manor and Clue Raider move the story onto a map: you place every person from what they say. Lie of Sight puts a family in a room seen from above: you move them about to test what each one says they saw, and the one story that can never hold is the lie. Who Farted? is a knights-and-knaves puzzle in a stuck lift where the culprit always lies, and like Murdle it gets harder from Monday to Sunday.

If you enjoy the grid more than the story, Puzzleship's Logic Puzzles and LogicGridPuzzles.com post six story logic grids a day, the same kind of grid Murdle uses, Noggle gives one themed grid a day with a short list of clues, and Luma Logic Puzzles, Crux and Logic Daily put a daily one in an app. Escape Logic, an iPhone app, keeps the grid but swaps the crime for a locked room: where each item is hidden, which lock it opens and in what order. Einstein Riddles, Zebra Puzzles, Puzzleship's Zebra Puzzles and Puzzleship's House Puzzles give the Zebra Puzzle of houses and their owners. Griddle, Cluemojis and Einstein Enigmas tell the same kind of riddle in emoji, and Einstein Enigmas is built for a phone. Hearsay asks you to sort statements that talk about themselves into truth and lie slots. Like Murdle and Knotwise's Alibi, Clues by Sam grows harder through the week, so early in the week is a good time to start.

Two more case games: Daily Sleuth sends a numbered case file each morning with three suspects to sort out, and Daily Investigation pairs a suspect hunt with a puzzle about finding seven liars and then the killer. Every daily logic grid we list is on the daily logic grid puzzles page (https://dailygamestoplay.com/daily-logic-grid-puzzles).

Questions

Is Murdle the same for everyone each day?

Yes. The daily case is built from the date, so every player gets the same suspects, weapons, places and clues.

What is the closest game to Murdle?

Daily Murder, Daily Verdict, EveryClue and Alibi from Stew Prod keep both the murder story and the logic grid. Daily Detective and mystery-o-matic keep the story without the grid, and Verdict has three logic-grid cases a day at three levels.

Which games have several difficulty levels a day?

Verdict and Griddle have three a day, Alibi from Stew Prod has three case sizes, Kludoku has cases from Beginner to Expert, and Puzzleship's Clue Manor, Cluest, Logic Puzzles and Einstein Riddles, like Zebra Puzzles and LogicGridPuzzles.com, post six puzzles a day of rising difficulty.

Which ones are about spotting a liar?

Alibi from Meridian asks you to find the one witness statement that cannot be true, Sworn tells you how many villagers lie and asks for the thief, Interrogate gives you ten questions to catch the liar, Lie of Sight and Who Farted? each ask you to catch the one person whose story cannot hold, and Hearsay sorts statements into truth and lie slots.

Are they free?

The daily puzzles are free to play, and some sites show ads. Daily Verdict, Alibi Daily Logic Grid, Daily Suspect and Crux are iPhone apps rather than websites, Daily Suspect keeps today's case free and sells a subscription for past cases, Luma Logic Puzzles is free to download with optional subscriptions, and Crux's Hard and Expert dailies need a one-time Premium purchase.

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