Murdle: Volume 2

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.

I love to pick this up at bedtime and do a few puzzles to wind down before sleep. They are not particularly difficult, but just challenging enough to make it fun!

Extremely fun series of puzzle books. I worked my way through Volume 1 and just loved it. Funny writing and I love the commitment to story and character throughout it. I'm working my way through this Volume 2 now and it is already raising the bar on an already standard. Well done!

I ordered Volume One for a friend as a Christmas present. A retired school teacher she welcomed the challenge to solve each murder mystery. She loved it so much I gifted her Volume 2 and 3 for her birthday! Murdle receives an A+

Logic puzzles arranged by level of difficulty with a silly narrative connecting the puzzles within a level. The puzzles are fun and help develop your logic skills as you progress. I wish the clues helped work through the logic rather than giving an extra piece of information. Did I get a little tired of the murder theme after a while? Perhaps, but it allows you to focus on the logic skills, and what did you expect from a book called murdle?

I don't write reviews, I've done maybe 2 or 3 reviews out of the 100s of items I've purchased on Amazon (shhh, don't tell the husband). Anyway, my daughter in law bought me book one of the series and I finished it in a little over 2 weeks. I couldn't put it down! I have done crosswords and suduko, never this form of puzzle. So, I ordered book two( this one) and tried to pace myself, but already finished. I just bought the next two in the series and will be buying the two that come out later this year. I usually do a few of these while watching TV in the evening. I find these relaxing and more fun/entertaining than a crossword! Oh, an afterthought, the book starts out easy and gets more difficult as you go. The book also offers clues in the back. Sometimes they help, sometimes they do not! BECAUSE, you have already figured it out! You will also find the answers in the back of the book so you can check to see if Your answer is correct. Happy Puzzling!

Fun and challenging. The first Murdle book I got was Volume 2 and I didn't need to know anything about Murdle Volume 1, you can start with any Murdle book and figure out puzzles.

If you love murder-mystery logic puzzles, Murdle: Volume 2 delivers another fun batch of 100 cases to crack using deduction, clues, and grid logic. The puzzles flow from easy to truly tricky, and they’re great for anyone who enjoys teasing their brain while slowly unraveling the mystery of who did it, how, and where. I appreciated the variety and the way the difficulty ramps up as you go through the book. The layout with suspects, weapons, locations, and clever clues makes you think — but it’s not overly frustrating if you enjoy that kind of challenge. I found myself coming back to it during breaks, road trips, or quiet evenings. Some puzzles might feel repetitive if you’re used to logic books, and a few can be head-scratching (maybe too much so) if you’re new to this style — but that’s part of the appeal for puzzle fans. Overall, if you enjoyed the first Murdle book or like deductive reasoning games, this is a solid sequel that keeps your mind engaged. Worth picking up!

Ancora meglio del primo!

Good book

If you are looking for something that gives you break from your screen, then you must go for it. Lots of mysterious situations involving suspects, weapon and murderer with low to high difficult level which keeps you engaged for good 20-25mins for solving the puzzle. But if you are good at IQ, it will take your 10mins only. Must go!!

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!

Muy divertido, mi hijo de 14 años le encanta