Real hints
A hint names the clue and explains the next deduction. It does not hand you the answer or solution.
Case file № 001 / iPhone
Detective Sudoku combines spatial logic with a murder mystery. Place every suspect, make every truthful clue fit, and let the completed room reveal the culprit.
Opening the case file…
01 / The method
No sums and no blind guessing. Read the scene, test every alibi, and follow the consequences.

Each row and column holds exactly one person.

Use rooms, walls, directions and furniture.

The person alone with the victim is the culprit.
02 / Evidence register
The game records a chain of reasoning, not merely a finished arrangement.
A hint names the clue and explains the next deduction. It does not hand you the answer or solution.
Every case is checked for uniqueness before it reaches the case list.
Work through more than 100 investigations, plus a new daily challenge every day.
Play without ads, an account, or a network connection.
03 / Visual evidence
Choose a file, study the room plan, and request a real hint only when the trail goes cold.



04 / Questioning the rules
No. Each case has one verified solution and a logical path to reach it. When you are stuck, Detective Sudoku explains the next valid deduction instead of filling a position for you.
It shares the one-per-row-and-column discipline of sudoku, but replaces arithmetic cages with truthful suspect clues, rooms and a murder mystery.
Yes. Every generated case is checked by a solver that searches for a second solution and rejects the case if one exists.
The download is free, with no ads or accounts. Optional consumable packs add hints and reveals; the cases themselves remain fully playable without a purchase.
Yes. Cases, progress and hints all work on the device without a network connection.
Beside means orthogonally adjacent—north, south, east or west—in the same room. Diagonals do not count, and a wall breaks adjacency.
A hint replays a genuine solver deduction. It identifies the clue and explains which placement or elimination follows from it.
Yes. Rooms can contain several suspects, but each row and column still contains exactly one suspect.
06 / Final report