

The missing biscuit.
A suspiciously light jar. A remarkably full line-up of suspects.

A COZY LOGIC GAME. A CURIOUS CAST.
Somebody made a mess.
Everybody looks innocent.
Time to put your nose to work.

EXHIBIT AWhere didTHE USUAL SUSPECTS
Tap a pup to hear their story.
“Me? I was simply inspecting the biscuit situation.”
LESS TALK. MORE DETECTIVE WORK.
Three pups. Three rooms. One biscuit thief.
One per row, column, and room.
Daisy was in the kitchen, in the middle column.
Otis was in the study, in the right column.
Mabel was in the hall. One pup per row and column.
The biscuit thief stood directly below the jar.
Choose a pup, then a square.
A WORLD OF LITTLE MYSTERIES


A suspiciously light jar. A remarkably full line-up of suspects.


The floor tells a story. The pups tell a slightly different one.


One missing accessory. Several entirely unconvincing alibis.
Not at all. The guided first case teaches the rules through play. Begin with easy cases and work up to more involved deductions.
No. It’s a logic puzzle. The objects are landmarks for clues, not tiny things to hunt for. Your job is to work out where each pup belongs.
Each full-game puzzle is designed to have one verified solution. Read the clues, rule out impossible squares, and work toward the answer.
The free game has occasional ads between cases, never during a puzzle or before the culprit reveal. Pup Pass removes automatic ads with a one-time purchase; rewarded hint ads remain optional. Seasonal packs are separate one-time purchases. There are no subscriptions.
For current release availability, contact the team. Until then, the mini case above is yours to investigate.
