Logic puzzle Android Free to play

Three directions.
One lies.

Every board hands you a set of arrows and each one claims to point the first step toward the target. Exactly one of them is lying. Work out which claim cannot be true, and the only possible cell is the one still standing.

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One of these arrows is lying. Find it and the board solves itself.

The rule

Every board tells the truth — almost.

Three beats, and the second one is where the game actually happens.

01

Read

Study the arrows and the shape of the board. Each one names the first step toward the hidden target.

02

Question

Compare the clues against each other. Only one direction can be lying, and the contradiction gives it away.

03

Choose

Discard the liar, and a single cell survives every remaining clue. Tap it and watch the puzzle resolve.

Inside the game

See the lie. Find the only possible cell.

Each clue narrows the board until one answer remains — unless that clue is the one that lies.

Start clean, pick up where you stopped

No account, no sign-in wall, no timer counting down before you have read the board. The menu opens on the level you left, and everything you have solved lives on your own device.

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One Lies main menu showing the current level and the play button

The arrows argue with each other

Green cells mark where the target can still be hiding, crossed cells are already ruled out, and every arrow narrows the field a little further. Read them together and the contradiction surfaces on its own.

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A One Lies board with directional clues and the cells where the target can still be

One answer, and you had to earn it

Deduction is the entire mechanic: there is nothing to react to and nothing to grind. When the last contradiction falls out, exactly one cell is left standing — and you already know why.

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A One Lies puzzle narrowed down to one possible cell
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Why one lie

Take every clue at face value and you lose.

A board where all the arrows are honest is arithmetic — follow them and you arrive. The single false clue is what turns it into a puzzle: now every direction has to be checked against every other one before any of them can be trusted.

That is the whole design. Small rules, readable boards, no reflexes, and puzzles short enough for a queue but stubborn enough to be worth the walk home.

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