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We at Mystery City Games love history, culture and secrets. Therefore, we have combined those things into Amsterdam’s first historical puzzle treasure hunt. Come try it out!
6 June, 1944
D-Day: The invasion of Normandy by the Allied forces.
The Americans attached at Omaha Beach, the British at Gold Beach and the Canadians at Juno Beach. Line the soldiers up by wave in order to reveal the answer to the question – what did the ‘D’ in D-day stand for?
Hello fellow puzzlers,
I’ve come to share with you a new puzzle I created. I’ve included today’s puzzle of the day. If you like this, you may like to see the interactive website I recently released where you can solve puzzles and compete with others: https://www.vinculuspuzzles.co.uk
I hope you enjoy it and let me know if you’d like me to share more here 
Happy Solving!
Daniel.
Here is a fun puzzle, created by Hot Spring World. There are 8 differences between the pictures below. Can you find them all?
Halloween is coming up, so here’s a good logic puzzle. Can you determine who’s who based on the story I give below?
At Creepy Beasties, Inc., three of the most dreaded animals, a spider, a snake, and a rat, sat in their boardroom in silence while they awaited their boss. Then, Mr. Spider broke the silence.
“Isn’t it odd that our surnames match our species, yet none of our surnames match our own?”
The snake replied, “Yeah, but does anybody give a crap?”
They sat in silence again.
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