Edo Logic~Zebra Logic Puzzle~ vs Anomaly

Deduce who's who in an old Edo row house. Using the testimony clues, work out which resident has which job, which color their shoji screen is, which animal they keep, and what food they love. Fill in one logic grid, step by step, until the whole tenement makes sense. No guessing here: it all clicks into place by pure elimination. ■ Three simple steps 1. Read the clues about the residents. 2. Tap the grid to mark each cell as a match or a no. 3. Fill it all in, then check. Solve it without contradictions to win. ■ 120 puzzles Five tiers, from Beginner to Master, for 120 puzzles in all. Rooms grow from three to five and attributes from two to four, so the challenge ramps up smoothly. ■ Great for you if you - want a number-free brain workout - enjoy Einstein or zebra logic puzzles - love a calm, traditional Japanese setting - like to think things through in spare moments ■ More to enjoy - Resident collection to gather everyone you meet. - Today's Row House, a fresh tough puzzle each day. - A friendly landlord guide, plus hints when you're stuck (reveal a cell, find a mistake). Follow the clues and enjoy the satisfying moment the truth falls into place. This is a work of fiction. All characters and shops are imaginary.

Something aboard is off. Anomaly is a deduction puzzle in the tradition of Einstein's riddle, dressed as a mystery on a research station in orbit. One grid, a log full of gaps, exactly one solution — and no luck involved. NEVER A GUESS Every case is built so that each step can be forced. There is exactly one solution, and a path to it that needs no trial and error. If you are stuck, you have missed something — you have not been unlucky. SIX DIFFICULTIES From introductory to extreme. The next one opens once you have solved three cases of the current level, at least one of them without a hint. Grids grow from 3×3 to 6×5. DAILY PUZZLE One case a day for everyone, with its own streak. The week is a ramp: easy on Monday, extreme on Sunday. It is never locked — full version or not. Days you missed can be caught up on in the archive; the archive is part of the full version. The streak does not count days you caught up on — it says which days you showed up. So without the archive no streak is lost, only days that are already over. HINTS THAT EXPLAIN Three stages: which log entry carries now, which cell follows from it, and finally filling it in. You pay for the look, not for the depth. Hints come from three pools — a daily allowance, the credit that solved cases earn, and purchased packs. They are spent top down: first what expires anyway, last what cost money. CONSISTENCY CHECK Is there a contradiction anywhere? The answer is exact — and limited for exactly that reason, with a cooldown instead of endless asking. BILINGUAL AND ACCESSIBLE German and English. Dynamic Type up to the accessibility sizes, VoiceOver with spoken forms of every condensed value. WHAT THE GAME IS NOT • No advertising, no tracking, no analytics, no advertising identifier • No accounts, no registration, no server — the game runs entirely offline • No subscription • No energy meter that refills, and no waiting time you can buy away PURCHASES The full version is a one-time purchase. It unlocks "Hard", "Very hard" and "Extreme" in free play, plus the note sheet, your own crew names and the archive of daily puzzles. Hints are not included — they cost the same with the full version as without, and are sold separately. Every case remains fully solvable without the full version. Emergency Lighting is a separate purchase and likewise not part of the full version: a second lighting that bathes the station in red. It changes nothing about the game. The classic one stays available to everyone, and you can switch as often as you like. Purchased hint packs are consumables and stay on the device where they were bought; the game keeps no account. The full version, by contrast, belongs to your Apple ID and can be restored.