Setting up the puzzle…
Alibis: the daily logic puzzle
How to play Alibis
Alibis is a daily logic puzzle in the style of classic grid puzzles. Each night, four suspects each arrive at a different place at a different time. The crime happens at one place and time: whoever was there at that moment has no alibi.
- Read the clues: they say who was where, who arrived earlier or later and who couldn't be somewhere.
- Mark the grid: one tap rules a box out (✗) and two confirm it (✓).
- Each suspect has exactly one place and one time, and no two are the same.
- When you have it all, close the case. You get three tries and we'll tell you whether the places or the times are wrong.
Tips for solving it
- Start with the direct clues (“X is at the theatre”): they fix boxes straight away.
- “Before” and “exactly one hour after” clues narrow the possible times a lot: place the extremes first.
- Use the crime clue last: the culprit is whoever matches the place and time of the crime.
- Cross off each clue once used so you don't go over it twice.
Frequently asked questions
How often is there a new puzzle?
Every day at midnight, Madrid time. It's the same for every player.
Does it always have a solution?
Yes. Every puzzle has a single solution you can deduce from the clues alone, no guessing.
Is it free? Do I need to sign up?
It's free with no sign-up. Your game and streaks are saved in your browser.