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Lie of Sight

Puzzle · Ember Works LLC

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Single player

A daily logic puzzle: move a family around a room seen from above and work out which of them is lying about what they saw.

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  • Desktop browser

    Play on the developer's website

    Opens the developer's website. (lieofsight.com)

    Installation
    Not needed
    Registration
    Registration optional
    Price
    Free
    Controls
    Mouse
    Compatibility
    Played in headless Chrome on macOS at 1280 x 720 with the mouse, without an account: a practice case was solved by dragging the family and accusing the liar, and a Case Files case was started.
    Checked 19 Oct 2026 · HeapPlay game scout
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    Not specified

  • Mobile browser

    Play on the developer's website

    Opens the developer's website. (lieofsight.com)

    Installation
    Not needed
    Registration
    Registration optional
    Price
    Free
    Controls
    Touch
    Compatibility
    Played in Chrome's phone emulation (390 x 844, touch), not a real phone, without an account: the warm-up case was solved by dragging the family with a finger and accusing the liar; the page fits the screen.
    Checked 19 Oct 2026 · HeapPlay game scout
    Version
    Not specified

About this game

Lie of Sight is a daily logic puzzle about the Fibberson family: Dad, the Kid, Grandma and Rex the dog. Each case is a room seen from above, and each family member says what they could or could not see from where they stood. Exactly one of them is lying, and you have to find out who.

You drag the family around the room's grid to test the stories. Some of them are fixed in place, and each statement turns green when the positions make it true. The honest stories can all be true at once; the liar's never can. When you are sure, you press Accuse, and the game explains how the liar was caught.

A new case appears every day at midnight, local time. Besides the daily case there are past dailies, practice cases and, according to the developer, 63 free cases in all, including the Cat Files with Fibs the cat, as well as a Detective mode. The developer gives about three minutes for a case. The same site also has a second daily game, Rex's Fetch.

It is made by Ember Works LLC. The developer says everything is free, with no ads. An account is optional; it only keeps your progress across devices, your rank and your friends' group boards.

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Lie of Sight: the liar caught in a practice case

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