Murdle: Volume 2

Simple puzzlebook! It gives you a list of suspects, potential weapons, locations, and some clues. Everything is solvable without using additional hints, but if you're stuck there are some. The book itself is fairly big. The mysteries are fun to solve and great for killing time

The puzzles build in difficulty so it makes it easier to conquer the hardest puzzles. I really enjoy working out the answer.

I go through this book during my morning coffee to try and stimulate my brain! It is fun and humorous and different from other puzzle books. I like it better (so far) then Murdle I, the easy beginner puzzles are super easy after completing Murdle I, so I just cruise through those quizzes trying to beat previous times. Anyway, it's fun. I wouldn't spend the money getting the spiral binder style - I did with Murdle one, and find the cheaper book type is actually easier to use.

This book is so addicting..I purchased it for my sister and my niece unknowingly purchased it for her as well. Now we have fun competitions on who gets the case solve first. We wake up and do three to four cases daily. Great laughs and time spend together is priceless.

So fun. Challenging. A great way to pass time without your phone.

I try to find things to do that are not always on a device, these are so fun mixing in murder mysteries with logic puzzles. Some of the cases I swear do not have enough information but maybe that is me trying to complete them when my brain is too tired. Great option to pass the time.

Super fun and great for the brain!!

11 yr old daughter and I have a lot of fun doing these together

Ancora meglio del primo!

It's a very nice book loved it a productive way to pass your time in a plane or something worth the money

A great book

Just as amazing as the first (if not better!). Absolutely having a blast solving these puzzles. As a vegan, the little jokes about a vegan deli and things like that made this one even more enjoyable! What an incredible and fun book!

This is the second puzzle book in the Murdle series. There are 100 murder mysteries, 25 mysteries in 4 degrees of difficulty: elementary, occult medium, hard boiled, and impossible. I liked that the mysteries in each block were connected and there was a storyline to them. We get to hear from the murderers, and suspects leave us clues. Detective Logico goes to Violet Isles to discover its ghastly secret, then he joins Inspector Irratino, and the two of them travel the world solving mysteries. When Logico goes missing, it’s up to Irratino to find him… The four blocks all form a bigger picture leading to the Free Republic of Drakonia, a nation haunted by its revolutionary past. It reminded me so much of the Russian Revolution in 1917, where the Bolsheviks abolished the Tsar and brought communism into place. Those last 25 mysteries were very dark in nature; I certainly wouldn’t want to be living in such a place! Overall, it’s a great murder mystery puzzle book. I already bought the next instalment, so watch this space!