Killdoku vs Triora

Every room tells a story. Killdoku is a detective logic game where every clue matters. Place each person in the correct position, reconstruct the scene, and use pure deduction to determine who committed the murder. Investigate 480 carefully designed and validated cases across 14 distinctive dossiers. Four difficulty levels—from Easy to Extreme—let you choose between a quick deduction and a demanding 12×12 investigation. Features: - 480 cases: 120 Easy, 120 Medium, 120 Hard, and 120 Extreme - 14 distinctive detective dossiers - Progressive hints based on your current board - Theory Mode for safely testing a line of reasoning - Daily Case with a local archive - Local progress, statistics, and multiple in-progress cases - Dutch and English - High-contrast, large-text, Reduce Motion, coordinate, and high-visibility mark options - No ads, no account, and no in-app purchases Can you follow the clues, reconstruct the scene, and identify the murderer?

Triora is a triple tile match puzzle. The board is a pile of tiles stacked in layers, and only the ones with nothing on top can be tapped. Each tap sends a tile to your tray; the moment the tray holds three of a kind, they clear on their own and give the slot back. Empty the pile and you win. Fill the tray with no triple to close and the run is over. No timer, no lives, no energy — the only limit is seven slots. EVERY PILE CAN BE EMPTIED Tiles are always dealt in complete triples, and the pyramid is built so the top layer can always be peeled. No board is lost before it starts: if you get stuck it was the order you picked, not the deal. That is a skill, and it improves. COMBOS Close a triple within three taps of the last one and the combo climbs, and with it the points every triple is worth. Holding two half-pairs and closing them back to back is what separates a good run from a record. THREE WAYS OUT OF A JAM • Undo — steps back your last tap • Magnet — returns the last three tiles in the tray to the board • Shuffle — re-deals the icons among the tiles that are left, without moving them All three are paid for with coins you earn by playing, and none of them is required. DAILY CHALLENGE One pile a day, generated from the date, so it is the same pile for every player in the world. Nine icons and twenty triples instead of eight and sixteen. There is a leaderboard for the day and a streak for coming back. FOURTEEN QUIET ACHIEVEMENTS First game, a cleared board, a long combo, a week's streak. Soft goals, no pressure. ACCESSIBILITY IS NOT FOR SALE High contrast swaps any theme's colours — the paid one included — for nine hues chosen to stay apart under protanopia, deuteranopia and tritanopia. Every tile kind also carries its own icon, so colour is never the only clue. VoiceOver reads the pile and the tray: each tile says whether it is free or covered and on which layer. Reduce Motion is respected. None of it costs a thing. FREE, AND HONEST ABOUT IT The whole game is free and complete. Coins are earned by playing and pay for the three boosters and five colour themes; you can buy them in packs of 500, 1,500 or 5,000 if you would rather not wait, and each pack says exactly how many it gives. No loot boxes, no random rewards, no subscription, and nothing you can buy makes a pile easier — themes change the icons and the colours, never the difficulty. Ads pay for the rest, and one purchase removes them for good. PLAYS OFFLINE Everything except the daily leaderboard works with no connection at all. There is no account, no sign-up and no name: your progress lives on your phone. Privacy Policy: https://www.oscargarrucho.com/triora/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://www.oscargarrucho.com/triora/terms/