Puzzle Spy InternationalPuzzle Spy International

Game Details:  Puzzle, 2026

Steam Achievements:  Completed (12/12)

Links:  Moby Games, Steam

Walkthrough Updated:  6/15/2026

Suggested Listening:  Where There's Smoke (Ash 25)

Puzzle Spy International is a word-based puzzle game of mystery and intrigue. You play as Agent Epsilon, on a globe-trotting adventure to bring a gang of thieves to justice.

Rome

Museo de Neo Geo

Talk to Stefania Plinth, making sure to chat her up twice (2/9). For the puzzle, there are a series of image cards, and a series of modifier cards. For each image card you need to do the following:

  • Type the correct word matching the image at the top of the card
  • Select a modifier card that you can apply to the word
  • Type the modified word at the bottom of the card

Once you have worked all of these out, you need to place the image cards along the bottom. Two of the cards have rounded edges, so place them first. After this, the last letter of each modified word must match the first letter of the next one. These are all of the cards from left to right:

  • Gazebo
    Use the outside letters to move forward: Go

  • Mouth
    Remove first and last letters to find an exit: Out

  • Bamboo
    Change all consonants to 'T' for a fashion statement: Tattoo

  • Operator
    Remove a syllable to make music: Opera

  • Angle
    Swap two letters to make something with wings: Angel

  • Dog
    Change one letter to make it wooden: Log

  • Taurus
    List the next in the series: Gemini

  • Bicycle
    Find a cool rhyming word: Icicle

  • Shakespeare
    Remove all but a body part: Ear

  • Star
    Anagram to form pests: Rats

Using the first letters of each of the modified words (plus an additional S), enter the answer "Go to Algiers" Photo Finish. Make sure you give Stefania a "flirty farewell" (3/9).

Algiers

Cafe Identities

Talk to Fatima, and you will enter the cafe. You are presented with 8 statements, and based on these you must identify everyone in the cafe by name. Type the names next to the people, identified below by the yellow numbers on the tables in front of them:

  1. Aloui
  2. Dahmani
  3. Ferras
  4. Issad
  5. Jabbour
  6. Embarek
  7. Chaib
  8. Gouri
  9. Hammache
  10. Bakhti

The final answer involves selecting the names in order from 1-10, but using the letters from each name based on the associated brown numbers on the tables. Enter the answer "On far right" Cafe Contact.

International Grid

Talk to Ismail Ferras, making sure to chat him up (4/9), then say "you think I'm cute" (5/9). In this puzzle you need to identify a series of 7 cities reading across the grid, and seven countries reading down the grid. Each of the cities is located in the matching country, and letters cannot be reused. Here are the correct locations:

  1. Belfast, Ireland
  2. Hamburg, Germany
  3. Tangier, Morocco
  4. Antwerp, Belgium
  5. Norwich, England
  6. Algiers, Algeria
  7. Tripoli, Lebanon

Look through the grid for the unused letters and enter the answer "Take the Eswatini Giant to Van Cleeve Cutters Row D Column D" Off the Grid. Make sure you give Ismail a "flirty farewell" (6/9).

Antwerp

Criminal Names

Talk to Jasper Van Cleeve, and you will see a puzzle where you need to combine a first and last name, then add a middle initial. When you say the full name out loud, it will answer the question posed on the left. Here are all the names in order:

  1. Hugh J Mount
  2. Deb U Taunt
  3. Ming L Ng
  4. Victor E Lappe
  5. Cal S Thennix
  6. Kat L Brand
  7. Barb A Dose
  8. Anne R Kist
  9. Willy S Cape
  10. Polly S Terdress
  11. Rick O Shea
  12. Mary N Etts
  13. Chris P Bacon
  14. Perry A Waters
  15. Matt R O'Fact
  16. Colin I Zerr
  17. Jeannie S Planne

Enter the middle initials together as the answer "Jules Larsson, Paris" The Gang's All Here. Make sure you respond to Jasper's invitation with "yes" (7/9).

Paris

Door Combination

Talk to Clementine L'Orange, then you will discover a brochure. Examine the circled words and you will be able to find Roman numerals within them:

  • Octavian: VI
  • Empire: I
  • Covered: V
  • Trevi: VI
  • Fountain: I
  • Pompeii: II
  • Five: IV
  • Six: IX

Convert these to decimal numbers and enter the answer "61561249" Roman Holiday.

Accented Clues

You will enter the apartment and find a puzzle on a coffee table. For this puzzle, you need to complete the clues, then find answers that include accented characters at the positions indicated. The letters missing from the clues are the same ones used in the answers. Here are all the clues and associated answers:

  • To fry up some food in a little fat: Saute
  • Main course, e.g., at dinner: Entree
  • Man close to being married: Fiance
  • Partly frozen, blended drink: Frappe
  • News story exhibiting the previously hidden: Expose
  • Gourmet meat spread: Pate
  • First outing of, e.g., a band: Debut
  • Cover For a bald spot on a guy: Toupee
  • Scheme of display of interior furnishings: Decor
  • Chocolate-frosted, cream-filled pastry: Eclair
  • Showing boredom or lack of concern: Blase
  • Session where one attempts to contact the dead: Seance
  • Hackneyed, unoriginal idea: Cliche
  • Off-color, questionable in taste: Risque
  • Nosh served at a cocktail party: Canape
  • Subjective feeling of having already seen something: Deja vu
  • Small restaurant serving cups of Joe: Cafe
  • Summary of experience to send an employer: Resume
  • An authoritarian government in power: Regime
  • Used to admit a hit or a clever point: Touche
  • Ballet position with knees bent outwards: Plie
  • Often ritzy nighttime shindig: Soiree
  • A soup made of crushed fruit or vegetables: Puree

Use the highlighted characters within the answers, then enter the answer "Secret door behind armoire" Secret Communique.

Bomb Defusal

In this puzzle you need to find words that can go before or after the surrounding words. You then repeat this process two more times to end up with the central word.

  • Top Left Section
    Print, Trial, Late, Wild: Run
    Loose, Bitter, Table, Zone: End
    Potato, Thin, Graft, Tone: Skin
    Break, Button, Payment, Pillow: Down
    Run, End, Skin, Down: Deep

  • Bottom Left Section
    Choke, Foot, Court, Firm: Hold
    Key, Onion, Toss, Finger: Ring
    Sob, Ghost, Book, Time: Story
    Puppy, Tough, Affair, Seat: Love
    Hold, Ring, Story, Love: True

  • Top Right Section
    Rehearsal, TV, Party, Date: Dinner
    Mobile, Funeral, Base, Free: Home
    Junk, Fan, Box, Order: Mail
    Looking, Stained, Blowing, Ceiling: Glass
    Dinner, Home, Mail, Glass: Plate

  • Bottom Right Section
    Common, Stone, Cuts, War: Cold
    Too, Go, Mouthing, Apple: Go
    Memory, River, Holiday, Account: Bank
    Fuel, Sleeper, Block, Division: Cell
    Cold, Go, Bank, Cell: Blood

Now you can enter the final answer: "Blue" Crossed Wires.

Luggage Tags

You will head straight onto the next puzzle, which has 26 statements that are each missing 3 consecutive letters (matching the 3-letter luggage tags below). These are the statements including the missing letters:

  1. We'll do a lot of snorkeling ON The trip to the Great Barrier Reef.
  2. On our last ocean liner trip, the accommodations weRE Pretty cramped.
  3. Our tour of Scandinavia will enD IN Oslo.
  4. We madE DInner reservations at the fanciest restaurant in Sydney.
  5. She traveled throughout Mexico to leaRN About Mesoamerican art.
  6. We did noT LIke our accommodations when we stayed in Bombay.
  7. I spoke with two locals and eacH KNew several great nightlife spots.
  8. Visiting Kauai, we toured the wholE ISland by helicopter.
  9. The smart traveller opTS For first class reservations.
  10. We want to grAB Some souvenirs at the market before our flight.
  11. We loved San Francisco and would GLAdly visit California again.
  12. The Kingdom of Swaziland is alSO Called Eswatini by its natives.
  13. In Vienna, we plan to see Pavoratti sing at the operA HOuse.
  14. We found some lovely glassware in a littLE Shop in Venice, Italy.
  15. All of our New York triPS Have included seeing shows on Broadway.
  16. Cramming in brunch, a hike and a tour makes for a lengtHY Day.
  17. Upon arrival in the Maldives, hire a seAPLane to reach another atoll.
  18. In Egypt, a briBE May be needed to visit special historical sites.
  19. When driving in England, remember to keEP Left on the roads.
  20. You will have a hoT TIme at the Costa Rica volcanic springs.
  21. Between lost luggage and a monsoon, that trip was a total fIASco.
  22. When visiting Alaska in summer, blaCKOut curtains help you sleep.
  23. It will take a dAY Of travel to get from Amsterdam to Zurich by train.
  24. My friends are alL GOing to Japan for a cherry blossom festival.
  25. This cruise filLS Up early so we should make our reservations soon.
  26. Four daYS Can be enough to see Rio but a week would be better.

Once you have them in order, use the first name of each tag to enter the answer "Order the tags alphabetically". Now you should do as instructed and rearrange the luggage tags into alphabetical order:

  1. ABS
  2. AHO
  3. APL
  4. AYO
  5. BEM
  6. CKO
  7. DIN
  8. EDI
  9. EIS
  10. EPL
  11. GLA
  12. HKN
  13. HYD
  14. IAS
  15. LES
  16. LGO
  17. LSU
  18. ONT
  19. PSH
  20. REP
  21. RNA
  22. SOC
  23. TLI
  24. TSF
  25. TTI
  26. YSC

Look at the last letter of each luggage tag, then enter the answer "Solomon Islands South Pacific" Extra Baggage.

Ulawa

Locating the Base

After talking to Abel Touaide, you are presented with a series of 12 questions. Start by answering the questions:

  1. Three
  2. Edges
  3. Indigo
  4. Month
  5. Nadir
  6. Shortcut
  7. Officer
  8. Bootleg
  9. Ballads
  10. Flight
  11. Torus
  12. Volume

Now you need to drag the shapes into the grid on the right so they all fit:

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Read around the edge of the grid to see "Find the base on the grid at the fourth L". Search for the fourth L in the grid reading from the top, then enter the answer as "5D" Mapped it Out.

Base Combination

Examine the circled words and you will be able to find numbers within them:

  • Bacon excels: one
  • If our: four
  • With reefs: three
  • It's even: seven
  • Weight: eight
  • It would: two
  • If I've: five
  • Money: one

Convert these to decimal numbers and enter the answer "14378251" Read the Rules.

Computer Access

This puzzle starts with 3 words in red. You need to drag down the 18 rules into the slots, then follow the rules to come up with adjusted words:

  • Computer
    Find the hidden 3-letter verb in the word: put
    Replace with a 4-letter antonym: take
    Replace the K with an L: tale
    Swap 2 consonants and add R to the end: later
    Replace the middle letter with the previous letter of the alphabet: laser

  • Access
    Remove the second instance of all double letters: aces
    Make the word singular: ace
    Replace with 1 lesser in the same category: king
    Remove the first letter and the last letter: in
    Append an already-found 3-letter word from any column: input

  • Unauthorised
    Remove the first 4 and last 4 letters: Thor
    Replace with what this god controls: thunder
    Reverse the letters and then keep only the first 3: red
    Change the last letter to 'MIT': remit
    Reverse the entire word: timer

Type these three words in as the answer "Laser input timer". You are prompted to adjust the right column:

  • Unauthorised
    Remove the first 4 and last 4 letters: Thor
    Replace with what this god controls: thunder
    Reverse the letters and then keep only the first 3: red
    Replace with its homophone: read
    Add 'Y' to the end of the word: ready

Type the new three words in as the answer "Laser input ready" Hack Job. Talk to Abel Touaide, making sure to chat him up (8/9).

Rome

Talk to Stefania, making sure to chat her up (9/9) Chatted Em All Up.