Enigmic: Crime Puzzle Cases Walkthrough

Read the clue. Narrow the possibilities. Close the case.

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  1. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 40
  2. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 39
  3. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 38
  4. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 37
  5. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 36
  6. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 35
  7. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 34
  8. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 33
  9. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 32
  10. Crimson Court · Easy · Level 31

About the game

Enigmic: Crime Puzzle Cases is a logic deduction game published by Infinity Games, Lda. Read written clues and determine where each suspect belongs.

Publisher
Infinity Games, Lda
Platform
Android, iPhone, iPad
Guide coverage
586 levels
Last updated
Game store
Google Play · App Store

Choose your collection and difficulty before the case number. Enigmic repeats numbers across different case sets, so the right walkthrough is the one whose title, suspects, and opening board match your puzzle.

A small crime scene with a precise logical answer

Enigmic: Crime Puzzle Cases is a deduction puzzle game published by Infinity Games, Lda. Each case presents a board, a group of suspects, and written clues. Your task is to connect that information until every suspect has a justified position. The detective setting gives the puzzle its characters and atmosphere, while the actual progress comes from reading, marking possibilities, and eliminating contradictions.

A useful starting point is to look at the whole scene before touching individual squares. Identify the named objects, the available spaces, and the characters mentioned in the clues. A piece of furniture can matter because the text refers to it, while a decorative detail may not impose a rule. Let the case instructions tell you which relationships count rather than inventing restrictions from appearances.

Find the case you are actually playing

Use the case index as a directory, then compare the opening frame of the video with your game. Season 1 Hard and Season 1 Extreme are separate sets, and a Crimson Court case is not identified by the same number in a regular season. Keep the collection name and difficulty visible while searching. The video title and credited channel sit beside the player so you can open the original recording when necessary.

If a recording begins with a partly solved board, move back to its opening before following along. For a chaptered compilation, the player opens at the relevant chapter rather than asking you to search the entire video. Pause whenever a suspect moves and connect the move to a clue. A final board can confirm the result, but understanding why a placement works is what helps with the next case.

Read clues as constraints

Start with a clue that gives a narrow, concrete restriction. Mark the positions it allows and rule out positions it excludes. Then look for another clue about the same person, object, or area. The overlap between two modest restrictions can be more useful than a single dramatic sounding statement. Keep an uncertain possibility as a note until the remaining candidates have been ruled out.

Pay particular attention to direction words, negatives, and statements involving more than one person. A clue about being beside an object is different from one about occupying the object's square. If the wording seems ambiguous, compare the scene labels and any explanation offered inside the game. Do not silently replace the statement with a rule that would make the board easier.

Continue when deductions stop

When the board stalls, inspect your earlier marks before spending a hint. Find a suspect with very few candidate spaces, then trace each elimination to its original clue. An accidental cross can remove the only correct position and make every later step look impossible. Clear the doubtful mark, apply the clue again, and check whether the contradiction disappears.

Use a walkthrough as a targeted comparison. Check one deduction, return to the game, and see what it unlocks. You do not need to copy every movement at the speed of the recording. If the board and clues differ, stop and choose another case entry instead of trying to force an unrelated solution. The how-to-play and tips pages explain this checking process in more detail.

Platforms, purchases, and practical help

The official listings provide Android, iPhone, and iPad versions. Availability and purchases depend on your store and region. Enigmic offers different seasons and themed content; the videos indexed here are guide coverage, not a claim about the total number of cases in the current app. Check the game itself for the collection you can access.

For loading problems, close and reopen the app and check the official store for an update. Record the case name and version if a problem persists. For an unavailable embedded video, use its YouTube link or choose another matching guide. This site cannot restore purchases or change the game's advertising, and the contact page is for problems with the guide itself.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the correct Enigmic walkthrough?

Match the season or case pack, the difficulty, and the number together. Case numbers restart in different collections. Then compare the case title, board shape, and suspect list before using the solution. A matching number alone does not identify the same puzzle.

What is the goal of a case?

Read the clues and determine where each suspect belongs on the board. Keep possible positions separate from confirmed placements. The completed arrangement needs to satisfy the whole clue set, so one plausible location is not enough when another clue rules it out.

Is Enigmic the same as ordinary sudoku?

Both reward careful elimination, but Enigmic uses suspects, scenes, and written clues rather than a standard numerical sudoku grid. Do not import a sudoku rule simply because the board has rows and columns. Apply the instructions given by this particular case.

Why does my board differ from the video?

First check the collection and difficulty. Different seasons and packs reuse numbers. App updates can also change wording and presentation. Compare the opening scene rather than copying the final positions from a video with a different suspect list or set of obstacles.

Should I watch the whole solution immediately?

Try watching only until the first placement you could not justify yourself. Pause, reread the relevant clue, and continue in the game. This keeps the later deductions available for you to solve. The full recording remains useful when you want to check the finished arrangement.

Can I use this site to recover my saved game?

This is an independent guide, so it cannot access game accounts, purchases, or saves. For missing progress, keep your version and account details and contact the developer through the official store listing. Do not uninstall the game before checking your available save and account options.

Does the site offer a mod APK?

No. Use the official Google Play or App Store links for the game. A modified package is not needed to read these guides or watch the videos, and this website does not distribute game files or promise unlocked purchases.

Who makes the game and who makes these guides?

The current official stores list Infinity Games, Lda as the publisher. GTYX is an independent fan guide. Walkthrough videos remain on YouTube and belong to the channels credited beside each player; the game and its artwork belong to their respective owners.