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A cozy daily logic puzzle: everyone saw something, and one of them is lying.

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Fact sheet

Game: Lie of Sight
Developer: Ember Works LLC
Released: September 19, 2026
Platform: Web browser, on phone and desktop
Price: Free, with an optional one-time unlock
Website: lieofsight.com
Discord: lieofsight.com/discord
Listed on: AlternativeTo
Contact: lieofsight@weareemberworks.com

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Short 51 words

Lie of Sight is a free daily logic puzzle. Each case is a room seen from above, where the Fibberson family each say what they saw, and one of them is lying. Everyone sees differently, so you move them around the room until the honest stories fit. No ads, no sign-up.

Long 154 words

Lie of Sight is a cozy daily logic puzzle from Ember Works. Each case is a room in the Fibberson family’s house, seen from above. Dad, the Kid, Grandma and Rex the dog each say what they saw, and exactly one of them is lying. They all see differently: Dad looks along his row and column, the Kid is short so even a table hides things, Grandma only sees two squares, and Rex goes by smell. Drag them around the room until the honest stories fit. The one that never can is your liar.

There’s a new case every day, the same for everyone, with a streak and a spoiler-free result to share, plus 25 more free cases. It runs in any browser, with no ads and no sign-up. In the Cat Files, Fibs the cat joins in for 35 more cases. The first is free, and an optional one-time unlock adds the rest.

What’s in it

A new case every day at midnight, your time, the same for everyone.
A streak, your stats, and a spoiler-free result to share.
The Family House: solve a case in a room to light it, and light every room for a badge.
25 more cases to play any time: practice, 15 Case Files and 10 Tricky Cases.
Each of the family sees by one rule, and the rules are the whole puzzle.
Plays in any browser, on a phone or a computer. No download, no ads, no sign-up.
The Cat Files: 35 cases with Fibs the cat. The first one is free.
Detective mode. The cards never show what’s true or false. You get two accusations, and it has its own rank.
Every past daily to play or replay. Free players keep this week’s.

Part of the optional one-time unlock. No subscription, no ads. The daily, Practice, Case Files and Tricky Cases: always free. Nothing free ever moves behind the unlock.

The Fibbersons

Each of them has one rule for what they notice. The shaded squares are what they’d see, or smell, from where they stand. More on Meet the Fibbersons.

Dad
Sees his whole row and column. Walls and tall things block what's behind them.
Tall, steady and proud of noticing things. He’s also the first to find a good reason for a second slice of cake.
The Kid
Sees his whole row and column, but he's short: low things block him too, like tables, sofas, the cake and the vase. He can crawl under tables and sofas, but others still see him there.
Small, quick and usually somewhere near the cookies. Being short has its uses: he fits under the table.
Grandma
Sees all 8 directions, but only 2 tiles. Walls and tall things block her. She can peek around a corner only if she could step around it.
She knits, she bakes, and up close she misses nothing. Past two squares it’s a pleasant blur, and she’d rather you didn’t mention it.
Rex
Can't see. Smells the 8 tiles around him, through walls and furniture.
A happy dog with a waggy tail and a very good nose. He can’t see a thing, and he doesn’t need to.
Fibs
Fibs never looks at anything straight on. She watches along her four diagonals, as far as they go. Walls and tall things block her; low things don't.
The family cat, named for how little she can be trusted. A quiet, judging witness who never looks at anything straight on. You’ll meet her in the Cat Files.