CASE №05
Peter is missing. He disappeared in Barcelona and left behind one challenge: find the city where he is hiding.
Inside this puzzle book are 18,900 cities, 16 clues, and one hidden Peter.
The Game
Peter is missing. He disappeared in Barcelona and left behind one challenge: find the city where he is hiding.
Inside this puzzle book are 18,900 cities, 16 clues, and one hidden Peter.
Your task: follow the clues, search the city list, eliminate every city that does not match, and keep going until only one answer remains.
Find Peter is a city-elimination mystery puzzle, part detective game, part logic challenge, part travel-themed brain teaser.
Read each clue carefully, mark the cities as you solve, keep track of what you have applied, and use your deductive skills to find the one city where Peter is hiding.
18,900 cities. 16 clues. 1 hidden Peter.
The Clues
Tap each clue to expand. Take notes, cross-reference, and deduce.
A Swedish town containing å, ä, or ö can be found on the same page as the city Peter is hiding in.*
Lidköping, Nyköping, Östersund, Luleå, Upplands Väsby, Malmö, Södertälje, Strängnäs, Alingsås, Åkersberga, Skellefteå, Västerås, Örebro, Linköping, Borås, Jönköping, Lidingö, Mölndal, Västervik, Växjö, Täby, Örnsköldsvik, Kävlinge, Trollhättan, Borlänge, Umeå, Ängelholm, Norrköping, Skövde, Gävle, Märsta, Vänersborg
There are six (6) cities in total on the row with the city you are looking for.
The city name uses only the basic letters A to Z.
Peter’s city is between the page where Fallbrook appears and the page where Catonsville appears.
The city name contains at least three (3) vowels.
There is a city on the page that begins with the specific two-letter word/prefix ’El’ followed by a space.
The page with the city contains less than five (5) cities that begin with the letter T.
The city’s name has more than six (6) letters in it.
Within eight city names after Peter’s city, there is a city name made of three separate words. A three-word city means a name with three separate words, such as “San José City.”
The example city is not part of the clue.
The city does not start with the letter M.
The city is on a page with an even amount of cities.
There is a standalone, single-word city name on the page that consists of exactly three (3) letters.
The city is close (less than three (3)) pages to a chapter break.
The city name does not contain a double repeated letter e.g: Yamoussoukro.
The city you are looking for is located on an Island.
This city’s name is made up of only one word.
