The Violin Maker Case

The violin maker Caspar Tieffenbrucker (1514 – 1571) was the most important violin maker from Füssen in the Allgäu, and only a few of his violins have survived. But after 460 years, one of his original violins resurfaced in the attic of his birthplace. The city planned to proudly present this unique piece to the public, but the notorious thief “The Gambler” stole it and is now threatening to destroy it. He gives the city two hours to prevent the destruction of the violin if they face him in a “Gamble.” Can you solve all his riddles and save the violin?