Culpable is a crime sudoku: a pure deduction game where every case is a murder you solve on a grid.
You get a floor plan, a handful of suspects and one statement from each of them. Nobody lies. Put everyone where they were — one per row and one per column — and the murderer is whoever ends up alone with the victim in their room. There is no luck and there are no hidden clues: every case is generated and checked so that it has exactly one solution, and reasoning is the only way to it.
A new case every day, the same one for everybody, with daily, weekly, monthly and all-time tables. Four difficulty levels with cases that never run out, plus special settings: a farmhouse, a market, a theatre, Park Güell, a station.
No ads, no in-app purchases and no countdown pushing you along. No mistake limit — get it wrong as often as you need. Assists you turn on or off: notes, marks, undo, and hints that explain the next logical step instead of handing you the answer. It works offline, and it is in English, Spanish and Catalan.
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