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detective.pngHi folks -
Just wanted to announce our newest logic puzzle site: Conspiracy Puzzles
It's your job to investigate a collection of suspicious persons and, using nothing more than pure logical deduction and spatial reasoning, see if you can use a series of given clues to separate the innocent from the guilty. Each conspiracy puzzle has one, and only one, unique solution that can be reached by pure logical reasoning - guessing and trial and error are never required.
Thought I'd post about it here since there's a fair amount of similarity between these and logic grid puzzles.
Thanks as always!
Stephen
PS: Apologies for the deleted thread earlier, I accidentally clicked "Delete" instead of "Approve" on a post and the whole thing went bye-bye. Dancingartichoke I received your post about a bug re: line-of-sight clues and have PM'd you, but you can email me at puzzlebaron@gmail.com anytime. Thanks!
Just wanted to announce our newest logic puzzle site: Conspiracy Puzzles
It's your job to investigate a collection of suspicious persons and, using nothing more than pure logical deduction and spatial reasoning, see if you can use a series of given clues to separate the innocent from the guilty. Each conspiracy puzzle has one, and only one, unique solution that can be reached by pure logical reasoning - guessing and trial and error are never required.
Thought I'd post about it here since there's a fair amount of similarity between these and logic grid puzzles.
Thanks as always!
Stephen
PS: Apologies for the deleted thread earlier, I accidentally clicked "Delete" instead of "Approve" on a post and the whole thing went bye-bye. Dancingartichoke I received your post about a bug re: line-of-sight clues and have PM'd you, but you can email me at puzzlebaron@gmail.com anytime. Thanks!
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