Inspector Meow is a logic mystery: a whodunit you solve with deduction, not luck.
Think sudoku, but the numbers are suspects, the grid is a floor plan, and every clue is a sentence you can check.
Twelve suspects. One clue each. Only one way they all fit. Find it and you have your culprit.
HOW IT WORKS
Each case is a house split into rooms.
Every suspect gives you one clue, like "She was on a rug" or "She was in the garden." Your job is to place every suspect on the grid so all the clues are true at the same time.
The rules are simple:
• One suspect per row and one per column
• Every clue must hold
• When everything fits, the suspect sharing a room with the victim is the culprit
Tap a square to cross it out. Tap twice to place a suspect. Turn on Notes to pencil in a maybe.
Each placement rules out a whole row and column, so one good deduction often opens up three more.
THAT CLICK
You know the moment. You stare at the grid, nothing moves, then one clue lines up with another and the whole board falls into place.
Every mystery in Inspector Meow is built around that moment. Every case has exactly one answer, and every answer can be worked out from the clues in front of you. No guessing, no luck, no time limit.
When you name the culprit, you earned it.
PLAY AT YOUR LEVEL
Pick the difficulty that suits you and switch whenever you like:
🟢 Easy: the clues do the work
🟡 Medium: you will need a second look
🟠 Hard: every clue earns its place
🔴 Extreme: no mercy, detective
Solve cases to open the harder tiers, then move between them as your mood and skill change.
FEATURES
🔍 Hundreds of hand-built logic puzzles across six Crime Files seasons
🏠 Boards that grow from 6x6 rooms to 12x12 mansions
🔥 Solve streaks that pay out free hints
💡 Hints when you are stuck: one tap places a suspect for you
🐾 Paws of Interest: unlock suspect profiles as you solve
Short cases, one hand, played on your terms. A brain teaser with a story attached. Solve one on a coffee break or chase a streak through a whole season.
The clues never lie. The suspects absolutely do.
Inspector Meow is free to play. It contains ads and optional in-app purchases (hint packs and Remove Ads).
Questions or feedback: support+inspectormeow@infinitygames.io
A cozy logic puzzle blending sudoku & whodunit. Can you find the culprit?