Who spread that rumor?

About This Game

Logic puzzle: use the classroom seating chart and testimony alone to expose every rumor spreader. No one lies. Ask believers to unlock testimony; press the guilty to confess. 50 stories.

A logic puzzle: use the classroom seating chart and testimonies to find who spread the rumor. There are 50 different cases, each with kids sitting in a classroom. Kids whose testimonies are open from the start are known to be innocent. Use those testimonies to figure out the rest.

Use "Ask" on kids you know are innocent and "Press" on kids you know spread the rumor. Choose correctly and that kid's testimony opens. Testimonies count people in a row or column, in nearby seats, or with a certain hair color or look. Tap a testimony to light up the seats it points to, and compare seats across testimonies to work out who fits. Once every kid a testimony points to is confirmed, it gets a "Clear" mark.

Tapping the wrong mode is a mistake, and two mistakes in one case means you fail. Switch to "Look" to check faces, seats, and names without making a judgment. Even after you find every rumor spreader, the case continues until you've confirmed everyone with "Ask" or "Press". Then it's solved, and you get a diagnosis based on your mistakes, hint use, and the order you confirmed kids. When you're stuck, use a hint ticket from the daily bonus to confirm one kid with no mistake. Your solved count is saved and compared in today's and all-time rankings.

How to play

Tap kids who didn't do it with Listen. Kids you listen to will share their testimony. Tap a testimony to light up the seats it's about. When you know who did it, flip the switch below to Accuse and tap them. Using the wrong mode is a mistake, and 2 mistakes in one story means you start over. Once you've listened to or accused every kid, the story is solved.

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