I enjoyed marty's new Liar Cells so much, I was inspired to make one myself!
If you have any questions feel free to DM me on Discord.
Happy solving!
Rules:
Solution code: VALUES in Column 9, top to bottom.
on 29. October 2026, 19:53 by rdesmarais2
This was very hard for me but I could not put it down. Wonderful puzzle thank you!
on 28. October 2026, 18:17 by DaniK
Really difficult but super fun! Lovely puzzle
on 28. October 2026, 09:49 by Piatato
Brilliant!
on 27. October 2026, 10:44 by Snookerfan
Great puzzle! Lovely, hard and rewarding steps along a brilliant solvepath. Thanks!
on 27. October 2026, 00:11 by Chaka
What a cool setting and very well fitting into the brillant Marty Sears untruthful series. Ngl (hehe...) this was a clear 5* puzzle for me but I enjoyed it a lot. Thank you for setting and sharing!
on 26. October 2026, 22:12 by Mad-Tyas
Very satisfying to solve!
on 26. October 2026, 21:06 by mathpesto
This was fantastically set! Every time I thought I was stuck, there was something new waiting to be discovered :)
on 26. October 2026, 20:37 by Adrian71
What an absolute joy to solve! Huge compliments on the brilliant setting
on 26. October 2026, 20:16 by garomo
One of the toughest puzzles I ever solved, but very rewarding in the end! 5* for me too, thanks for the challenge!
on 26. October 2026, 16:12 by mihel111
Tough but fun.
Very well done.
on 26. October 2026, 02:17 by sujoyku
Wow, what a puzzle! 5* difficulty for me, but it shows all the beauty of the liar variant. Take a bow, Calvinball, this one is spectacular.
on 26. October 2026, 00:50 by marty_sears
Woo this was a tough one for me! Some of the tricks here I should have been familiar with from my own Liar Cell series, but it still took me a while to spot some of them here! But... when I did eventually spot things, it always came with that lovely sense of satisfaction and excitement to be able to progress a bit further. A few of the deductions towards the end were delightful to uncover. Very well constructed, and nice to see somebody else's take on this core liar cell idea!
| Difficulty: | ![]() |
| Rating: | 100 % |
| Solved: | 60 times |
| Observed: | 2 times |
| ID: | 000VPL |
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