- How does the puzzle work?
- You use 18 clues to eliminate suspects from a pool of 6,400 until one remains. It is a classic logic-grid style deduction spread across a large suspect list.
- Do I need paper and a system to track suspects?
- Yes. With 6,400 suspects, most solvers need a notebook, spreadsheet or printed tracking sheet to cross off names as clues eliminate them.
- Is there one correct answer?
- It is a murder mystery logic puzzle, so the clues are meant to lead to a single culprit. Work carefully, since one wrong elimination can derail the rest.
- Is it good for beginners?
- Less so. The scale and 18-clue chain suit people already comfortable with logic puzzles; newcomers may find the suspect list overwhelming.
- Is it a story or a puzzle book?
- It is primarily a puzzle. The murder premise frames the deduction, but the core activity is eliminating suspects from clues rather than reading a novel.
- Where is the Who Killed Margaret: The 6,400-Suspect Murder Mystery Logic Puzzle cheapest?
- At Barnes & Noble, for $10.65, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Who Killed Margaret: The 6,400-Suspect Murder Mystery Logic Puzzle?
- Rated 2 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Who Killed Margaret: The 6,400-Suspect Murder Mystery Logic Puzzle?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Barnes & Noble, SureShot Books Publishing LLC.