Liar Number: Logic Puzzle
Not claimed"Greater than 30." "Odd." "Digits add up to 9." "Not 50." — exactly one of these is a lie
By SIDE CHEST, K.K. · GamesWhy we expect it: A clever, well-explained deduction concept with clear value, endless replayability, and offline play that suits fans of logic puzzles.
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"Greater than 30." "Odd." "Digits add up to 9." "Not 50." — exactly one of these is a lie. Combine the true clues and find the hidden number.
■ How to play - 3 to 7 clues. Exactly one of them (two, in advanced stages) is false - The true clues always pin down exactly one answer - Type your answer. Up to 3 tries per puzzle - Stuck? Three levels of hints: list the matching numbers, check one clue, or narrow it to 3 candidates
■ Endless stages - 5 puzzles per stage. Clear 4 to move on - No last stage. Clue types grow and the lie gets harder to spot - From stage 11, puzzle types rotate: 6 clues, two lies, 3-digit numbers, new clue types and more - Every 10th stage is a step harder
■ Daily and weekly - Daily Challenge: one puzzle a day, the same for everyone - Weekly Challenge: a special rule every week - Daily Missions: three small goals - Streaks, and a way to revive a broken one
■ For the long run - Survival: keep going until you miss. How far can you get? - 41 achievements and a collection of every clue type - 16 titles earned by collecting stars
■ Good for - Fans of logic puzzles, sudoku and deduction riddles - A few minutes of thinking on the train or over coffee - A game you can keep up with a little every day
All puzzles are generated automatically. No account needed. Works without an internet connection. Contains ads. Ads can be removed with an in-app purchase.
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