Place the coins. Read the planks. Piece the map together.
Dead man's map is a Wild West logic puzzle built on Star Battle rules: one coin per line. Instead of a plain grid, you work on a shooting range made of wooden boards, and every level is solved by deduction alone.
An old man is hunting for the real treasure map, and you help him one level at a time. A four-page comic sets up his story, then the puzzles take over.
Puzzle mechanics
• Coin placement — put one coin on each line, following Star Battle rules
• Plank shooting range — the board is a range of wooden boards that you read and narrow down
• Map pieces — every solved level hands you a scrap of the treasure map
• Comic intro — four pages that open the old man's search
• Endless levels — the puzzles keep coming, so the hunt never runs dry
• Phone and tablet — play vertically on a phone, or on a tablet
Made for clear thinking
No timer hurries you, and nothing needs guessing: every move follows from the rules. Take your time, rule out the wrong spots, and each coin falls into place.
When the map is finally whole, the old man squints at it and grumbles that it is the wrong one again. So the hunt goes on.
Place a coin and earn the next scrap of the map.
Solve Wild West logic puzzles by placing one coin per line on a plank range