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Love Meowdoku? Play animal logic puzzles, cat puzzles, and daily brain games.
Senior reviews editor
Zoodoku is a Sudoku-style logic puzzle game from Nebula Studio, filed under Puzzle on Google Play. Its grids use animals in place of numbers, and the developer rates it PEGI 3.
The listing presents it as a relaxed brain game with short rules. The player works through grids that are meant to be solved by reasoning from the layout, not by guessing, so it suits people who like Sudoku-type puzzles and want a different theme. The listing also refers to cat puzzles and daily brain games.
The build we hold is Zoodoku: Brain Puzzle Games 1.2.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.1 and up.
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Each puzzle has rows, columns and colored regions. The rules call for exactly one animal in every row, every column and every colored region.
Animals also cannot touch, and the listing applies this diagonally as well as side by side. That extra adjacency rule is what separates the placement from a standard Sudoku grid, because a correct row or column can still fail if two animals sit at a corner.
The developer says each puzzle has one unique solution that can be reached through observation and logic. Players mark cells that cannot hold an animal and rule out wrong positions as they go, so each mark narrows the remaining choices.
The listing presents the difficulty as coming from combining the simple rules, not from any single rule. Working through a grid means checking how the regions, rows, columns and touching rule interact.
The listing says the puzzles test concentration, pattern recognition and spatial reasoning. Those are the skills the developer names as the point of the rules, and the game asks for them on every grid.
Because each solve depends on tracking several constraints at once, the puzzles are built around careful, step-by-step deduction rather than quick reactions.