Hexlands vs Detective Sudoku

Hexlands is a tile-laying strategy game where every match paints a new world. Draw hex tiles one by one, fit them into a growing map of forests, rivers, villages, and cities — then deploy your meeples to score the features you complete. Features: *Fast-paced multiplayer: play with friends in real time *Single-player mode against the game's logic engine *50+ unique hex tiles with rich hand-drawn terrain *Strategic meeple placement: roads, cities, chapels, and fields *Special overlay tiles that destroy tiles or remove meeples — shift the balance late game* *Clean SwiftUI + SpriteKit rendering, built natively for iOS and iPad *Tap to Voice Chat How to play: Place a tile so its edges match neighbors. Optionally place a meeple on a road, city, or chapel. Complete features to score points and return meeples to your hand. Simple rules. Deep choices. A new map every time. Terms of Use: https://hexlandsgame.com/terms.html

A murder has happened. Everyone is a suspect — and the board is the crime scene. Detective Sudoku turns sudoku-style deduction into a murder mystery. Place every character on the grid so all of their statements hold true. Each row and each column holds exactly one person. When only one suspect shares a room with the victim, you have found the murderer. HOW TO PLAY • Read each suspect's clue — "north of the plant", "beside the bed", "alone in the kitchen". Every clue is true. • Rooms, walls and furniture all matter. "Beside" never crosses a wall. • Rule out squares with crosses, pencil in possibilities with notes. • Place the last suspect and close the case. FEATURES • The Daily Case — one new mystery every day, the same for everyone • 150+ cases in themed case folders, from easy to hard • Score and star ratings on every solved case • Hints that nudge your reasoning, and reveals for when you are truly stuck — your supply refills every day you open the app • Automatic save — leave anytime, resume exactly where you were • Fully offline — solve cases anywhere, no internet needed • Available in 23 languages No numbers, no guessing — just pure deduction. Can you close every case?