How to Play
- Begin by thoroughly reading all the clues;
- Utilize the clues to deduce the relationships between items. Some clues might need combining two or more pieces of information for deductions;
- Simpler puzzles feature more straightforward clues, like "The first person prefers coffee" or "Jerry occupies the rightmost table";
- The game automatically checks the consistency of your answers with the provided clues. A green marker signifies that your answer is logically consistent with a clue, while a red marker indicates a logical inconsistency. It's important to note that a green marker does not guarantee the answer is in the correct position for the final solution of the puzzle, and similarly, a red marker does not always mean the answer is incorrect in the context of the entire puzzle;
- The game concludes once all clues are accurately used, and the table is fully completed.
About Zebra Puzzles
A Zebra Puzzle is a type of logic puzzle that presents the solver with a set of clues and tasks them with making deductions to arrive at a solution. The puzzle often involves multiple categories of items, and the objective is to determine the correct arrangement or association between them. It is commonly solved using a table or grid to track the logical steps. The Zebra Puzzle is sometimes referred to as "Einstein's Riddle".