Morning Mystery
A daily logic-grid mystery: read Auntie Pearl's facts and the Seekers' statements, then name the liar.
Every day: A numbered daily mystery at the Seekers' caravan (Day 119, Fiendish Friday, on 2 October 2026), generated in the browser from the date in US Pacific time, so everyone gets the same case; the featured mode and difficulty follow the day of the week. New puzzle: At midnight US Pacific time.

Morning Mysteries is a free daily logic puzzle set around a travelling caravan. Each morning Auntie Pearl hands the Seekers their chores or prizes, something goes wrong, and you use the clues and a deduction grid to work out who did what and, on many days, which Seeker is lying.
About Morning Mystery
Morning Mysteries is a daily deduction game hosted on bossfeed.fun. The setting is Auntie Pearl's caravan, where a small cast of Seekers each have one answer to a question: who did which chore, who sat where, who leased which ring. Some clues are facts that are always true, and some are statements from the Seekers themselves. On liar days one guest is lying, and every word that guest says is false.
You work it out on a grid. Tapping a cell cycles between blank, ruled out and confirmed, and a confirmed cell crosses off the rest of its row and column for you. When you know the answer, you accuse. Hints are there if you get stuck, and the game keeps streaks and solve times.
The daily case is generated in your browser from the date, so everyone gets the same puzzle, and each day is numbered. There are five puzzle styles (Standard, Multi-Category, Directional, Truth and Lie, and The Lineup), and the featured one and its difficulty change with the weekday, up to a Fiendish Friday. A harder bonus, Dani's Challenge, sits alongside. Past days are kept in an archive.
It suits fans of classic logic grid puzzles who like a bit of story and an occasional liar to catch.
How to play Morning Mystery
- Open Morning Mysteries and read today's case.
- Read the facts, which are always true, and what each Seeker says.
- Mark the grid: tap to rule out or confirm; a confirmed cell clears its row and column.
- When the grid is solved, accuse the liar or close the case, and keep your streak going.
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Tips
- On liar days, test each Seeker in turn: assume they lie and see whether the facts still hold.
- Confirm what the always-true facts give you before trusting any Seeker's statement.
- Fridays are the hardest; save time for them.
Questions
Is the case the same for everyone?
Yes. The puzzle is generated from the date, in US Pacific time, so all players get the same one.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play without signing up.
What are the different modes?
Standard, Multi-Category, Directional, Truth and Lie, and The Lineup. One is featured each day.
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