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A cozy brain puzzle: one dog per color. Pure logic, no timer, plays offline.
Woofdoku is a logic puzzle game where you place one adorable dog on every colored region of the board. No math, no guessing, no timer — just clean deduction and a lot of very good dogs. THREE RULES, THAT'S ALL · One dog in each colored region · One dog in each row and each column · No two dogs may touch, not even diagonally Every puzzle has exactly one solution, and you can always reach it by pure logic — never by luck. If you enjoy sudoku, star battle, nonograms or minesweeper, this will feel like home. LEVELS AND DIFFICULTY · Endless levels — a handcrafted campaign that ramps from a gentle 4x4 to demanding 10x10 boards, then keeps generating fresh puzzles forever · Difficulty that respects you — level 1 teaches the rules, level 2 already makes you think · Hints that explain — the hint shows you the next deduction to make, not just the answer · Really stuck? Let a dog find its own square BUILT TO BE COMFORTABLE · Plays fully offline — no wifi needed, on a plane, on the subway, anywhere · No timers, no lives to wait for, no pressure · The three rules stay on screen, so there is nothing to memorize · Tap to rule out a cell, swipe to rule out a whole row at once · Colorblind-friendly pattern mode: every region gets its own texture, not just a color · One-handed portrait play, tuned for both phones and tablets · Progress saves automatically — put it down and pick it up anytime WHO IT'S FOR People who like to think slowly and get it right. Fans of sudoku, logic puzzles, brain teasers, brain training and quiet puzzle games. Perfect for a commute, a coffee break, or winding down before bed. Ready to find every dog a home?
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$467
$234 – $935
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$467
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