πŸ” A deduction game Β· one detective, six to nine suspects

EVERYONE HAS AN ALIBI.

six to nine suspects. three to four acts. One house that hides more than it shows. Track everyone's movements, mark what doesn't add up, and name the killer before the timeline closes.

CONFIDENTIAL

The night moves. The truth doesn't.

3–4 ACTS each β€” and the house resets between them. Everyone moves, and yesterday's story shifts under your feet.

1

Investigate

Place each suspect where the evidence puts them, room by room. Doors, windows and timings all count β€” the floor plan is your witness.

2

Mark the lies

Tag cells with notes and crosses. When two statements can't both be true, the contradiction strip lights up β€” you're close.

3

Make the accusation

Name who did it, where, and when. Get it right and the case closes. Get it wrong, and the house keeps its secret a little longer.

Open a case file

32 hand-built cases, each with its own house, its own cast, and exactly one solution. Pick one to open the file β€” the rest live in the game.

Everyone's a suspect

Each case casts its own characters β€” six to nine of them β€” through three to four acts. They move. They contradict each other. One of them is lying about all of it.

AlexanderAlexander
BellaBella
CarolCarol
DaliaDalia
EvangelineEvangeline
ValeriaValeria

Built for real tables

ALIBI lives on screen but belongs on paper β€” print a case sheet and the game travels with you.

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Print-perfect case sheets

Every case exports to a clean paper sheet β€” board, facts and all β€” greyscale-safe and colour-blind friendly.

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No accounts, no servers

Progress saves right in your browser. No sign-up, no tracking, works fully offline once loaded.

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Phone-first controls

Tap to place, hold to mark, long-hold to pin a character down. Gestures tuned for thumbs.

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Fair by construction

Every map is generated and verified so the floor is walkable and the solution is unique. No dead ends, ever.

The house is waiting.

Pick a case file, pour the tea, and start asking better questions.

Open the case files