Daily Suspect

About Daily Suspect

Each case in Daily Suspect opens with a short scene, a storm-sealed manor and a professor found dead, and five suspects, one of whom is lying. The first piece of evidence is already on the table. You can open any suspect's file to read their testimony and the inspector's notes: where they were, what weapon they could reach, whether they are left-handed, their motive and whether anyone can confirm their alibi.

When you are not yet sure, reveal another clue. Each clue narrows the field, but the fewer you use, the better your score. When you are ready, make your accusation; it is final. The game then shows who did it and how every clue points to them, and gives you a card for the group chat that shows how many clues you needed without naming the killer.

Everyone plays the same case each day. The cases are generated and checked by code before release, so each has exactly one killer and a chain of logic that always closes, with no dead ends or guesswork.

Daily Suspect is made by Summitview Apps and came out in July 2026. Today's case is always free, with no ads in it. The Detective's Archive, an auto-renewing subscription (monthly or yearly) or a lifetime purchase, unlocks every past case, and cosmetic desk themes are sold one by one.

How to play Daily Suspect

1. Open today's case and read the scene and the first piece of evidence.
2. Tap each suspect to read their testimony and the inspector's notes.
3. Rule out suspects who do not match the evidence.
4. Reveal another clue only when you need it; fewer clues mean a better score.
5. Accuse the killer when you are sure, then share your spoiler-free result.

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Tips

• Check every clue against all five files before revealing the next one.
• Hard facts such as handedness, weapon access and location settle more than testimony does.
• An alibi no one can confirm is not proof of guilt; wait until only one suspect fits every clue.
• The accusation is final, so one more clue is cheaper than a wrong guess.

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