Lie of Sight
Lie of Sight is a daily logic puzzle where you move family members around a top-down room to make everyone's sight statements consistent and find the one liar; the puzzle resets daily at midnight your time.
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Lie of Sight is a free find-the-liar logic puzzle set in the Fibbersons' rooms. Each case shows the room from above and each family member reports what they saw or did not see from their square. Exactly one statement is false and you must reposition people to test whose account cannot be true alongside all the others.
Each family member follows a specific sight rule: Dad sees his whole row and column, the Kid is blocked by low objects, Grandma sees two squares in every direction including diagonals, Rex the dog smells the eight adjacent squares even through walls, and Fibs the cat sees only along four diagonals. Use these rules to deduce the liar.
A new case opens every day at midnight local time and solving it on that day grows your streak. The game runs in a browser on phone or computer with nothing to download and no ads. There are also 63 extra cases and a full archive of past dailies available to play anytime, plus an optional free account to keep your streak synced across devices.
How to play Lie of Sight
- Open the case and read each family member's statement about what they saw from their position.
- Move family members to different squares to check whether all truthful statements can be true together while exactly one statement is false.
- Use the sight rules for each character to see which positions allow or block the observations described.
- When you find a placement where all but one statement can be true, accuse the person whose statement cannot be made true.
Tips for Lie of Sight
- Start by placing characters whose sight rules are most restrictive, such as Grandma or Fibs the cat, to eliminate many possibilities quickly.
- Use walls and tall furniture as definitive blockers for lines of sight; low furniture blocks the Kid but not the adult rows and columns.
- Try candidate liar positions one at a time and check whether every other statement can be satisfied simultaneously before committing.
- Use the lightbulb hint sparingly to reveal one square and which character to try there when you are stuck.
Lie of Sight FAQ
What is Lie of Sight?
Lie of Sight is a daily logic puzzle where you reposition family members in a top-down room so that all but one of their sight statements can be true; the goal is to identify the single liar. The puzzle uses fixed sight rules for each character and focuses on consistency of observations rather than finding who committed an action.
Is Lie of Sight free to play?
Yes, Lie of Sight is free to play with no ads and nothing to download. The site also offers 63 extra cases and an archive of past dailies at no cost, and creating a free account is optional for syncing your streak across devices.
When does the new puzzle come out?
A new case opens every day at midnight your time. The same daily puzzle is served to everyone for that date, so players worldwide get the same challenge and can compare results.
Can I play past puzzles and extra cases?
Yes, every past daily is available for free and there are 63 additional cases including practice, Case Files, Tricky Cases, and Cat Files that you can play any time. The site provides an archive listing dailies by date and extra case groups to practice offline from the live daily.
Does Lie of Sight work on mobile devices?
Yes, the game plays in the browser on a phone or a computer with nothing to download. The interface is designed for quick play sessions of a few minutes and supports both phone and desktop browsers.
What do the hints show?
The lightbulb hint reveals one square and which character to try there to help you make progress. It provides a single concrete placement to test, rather than solving the whole puzzle for you.
How is the streak or score tracked?
Solving the daily on its calendar day grows your streak, and a free account will keep that streak synced across devices. The site emphasizes solving the puzzle on the day it is released to maintain and grow your streak.
