Murdle

🎯 What is Murdle?

Murdle is the daily logic-puzzle murder mystery from G. T. Karber. Each day the puzzle drops a who/how/where/why murder mystery — usually involving a small cast of suspects, a handful of weapons, and a fixed set of locations — and gives you a series of logic clues to solve it.

The format is closer to a logic-grid puzzle (Einstein-style) than to Wordle. You have to deduce the murderer, the weapon, the location, and the motive from a list of clues that establish who was where, who owns which weapon, and who has which motive. A new mystery drops daily, and the puzzles get harder through the week.

💡 How to Play Murdle

Open murdle.com to see today's mystery setup: a list of suspects, weapons, locations, and the opening clue.
Read the clues carefully. Murdle uses a logic-puzzle grammar: "X was at Y", "X did not have Z", "W was not in the company of V" — each clue eliminates one or more possibilities.
Use the on-screen grid to track your deductions. Murdle provides a built-in logic grid you can fill in as you go.
Solve the four questions in order: Who committed the murder? How did they do it? Where did it happen? Why? Each correct answer unlocks the next question.
Hint button is available if you get stuck — Murdle gives you a single clue for free, with more hints available as in-app purchases.
A new mystery drops daily. The site archives past mysteries so you can replay them at your own pace.