Murder

Studio Seufz's Murder frames its assassination puzzle as a palace intrigue loop rather than a straightforward stealth mission, you're plotting against the king as vizier, but your own adviser is running the exact same play against you, which means watching your back matters as much as the kill itself.

Because getting caught mid-approach sends you straight to the dungeon rather than just failing the attempt, waiting for a guard's attention to genuinely drift elsewhere tends to matter more than rushing an opening that looks available but isn't fully clear yet. Tracking your adviser's position as carefully as the king's is easy to forget under pressure, but ignoring it is usually what ends a reign early. Escaping the Prison tests a similar sightline-and-timing stealth instinct from the opposite side of the bars.