Emma's Perfect Match

6,400 ELIGIBLE BACHELORS. 12 CLUES. ONLY 1 MR. RIGHT.

Newly out on the marriage scene, Emma is seeking a perfect match. Professional matchmaker and general busybody Mrs. Elizabeth Godwin needs your help to identify the best potential suitor from 6,400 eligible bachelors in her unrivalled directory. You must consider a list of factors in order to find the right gentleman for Mrs. Godwin's new client, Emma.

From his fortune to the color of his eyes, the number of vowels in his first name to his star sign, there are many factors to consider in finding a suitable love match. Through a painstaking process of elimination, you will be left with one perfect suitor for Emma.

Test your powers of logic and deduction with this addictive elimination puzzle. Can you lead Emma to her true love? Or will you match her with a terrible bore?

THE MOST ADDICTIVE LOGIC PUZZLE

• Analyze Mrs. Godwin's extensive list of requirements
• Eliminate the ineligible suitors in the 6,400 name directory
• Identify Emma's one true love match

This unique new addition to the elimination puzzle genre is suitable for all ages, from teens to Austen-loving grannies. The perfect gift for the holidays, birthdays, Mother's Day and more, Emma's Perfect Match offers an enjoyable, satisfying off-screen experience for puzzlers of all ages.

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