Official list, or it is not listed
Confirmed errata
Check the official English errata or the publisher of your translated edition before treating an inconsistent grid as a printing error. We summarize confirmed case references without reproducing correction text or solutions.
Hanser maintains a separate German Korrekturrunde, checked 2026-10-01, with entries for Volume 1 cases 10, 11, 21, 58, 78 and 100. Those corrections concern the German printing; use the publisher page and your own edition rather than transferring them to an English copy.
Source: Hanser: German Korrekturrunde. Publisher-confirmed German notices, not mirrored. Checked 2026-10-01.
The official 'Errata from the Books' list confirms misprints in some first editions: Volume 1 case 61 has a duplicated clue, and Volume 3 case 100 has a missing sentence. We link the official corrections rather than reproducing the clue text or solution. These English-edition notices do not establish an error in a Spanish, French or other translated printing.
If you think you have a new one, email [email protected] with the ISBN, the printing, and a photo of the official errata page if it already lists the case. We will not publish a culprit while we check.
Source: murdle.com/errata. Confirmed English corrections; German corrections use Hanser's separate list. Accessed 2026-10-01.
Questions and answers
Which case numbers are officially confirmed?
Volume 1 case 61 and Volume 3 case 100 are named on the official English list checked on 2026-10-01. Open that list for the correction text.
My translation differs. Is that an erratum?
Maybe. The French and Spanish printings have reader reports. We wait for the publisher or the official list.