Night Clues: Logic Puzzles

A quiet town. A cast of suspects. The answer is in their clues.

Night Clues is a single-player logic puzzle game set in a gothic world of hidden wolves, curious cases, and private secrets. Read each statement, connect the evidence, and decide who fits the mystery.

READ. DEDUCE. REVEAL. Choose an identity, then tap a character to make your judgment. Revealing a witness brings new clues into play. Combine what you know about rows, columns, neighbors, jobs, and appearance to work out the next step.

MORE THAN A WOLF HUNT Some nights, you are searching for wolves. Other puzzles ask you to solve an incident or uncover the people behind a secret. The setting changes, but careful reasoning remains at the heart of every board.

150 NIGHTS AND A DAILY CASE Fifteen chapters take you from a quiet watch to the Royal Capital, with boards from compact grids to challenges with 25 characters. A new Daily Case arrives at your local midnight: Hard, Nightmare or Hell. Share your time, mistakes and result, even when the case gets the better of you. Daily Cases can be retried without using energy.

LOOK CLOSER Zoom and drag to read testimony on larger boards. Tap a linked name to locate that person, and inspect clues to highlight the relevant people or groups. Progress is saved on your device so you can continue an unfinished puzzle.

A LITTLE HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT Unlock Seer and Reveal abilities as you progress. Each can be used once per attempt. Mistakes cost a life, so consider the evidence before choosing.

MAKE THE NIGHT YOUR OWN Play in English or Simplified Chinese, with adjustable music and sound effects and a reduced-motion option.

New campaign attempts use energy, which restores over time. Optional rewarded videos can provide energy, ability uses, a revival, or extra completion coins. Some of these can also be obtained with earned in-game coins. An internet connection is required for rewarded ads.

A banner ad may appear at the bottom of the screen. No interstitial ads or real-money purchases.

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