One turtle per row, per column and per coloured area, and they never touch. 10 grids a day, 3 levels, no ads. Free.
Ayidoku is a gentle logic puzzle created on Ayihoun: place turtles in a grid of coloured squares. Only one turtle per row, one per column and one per coloured area, and two turtles must never touch, not even diagonally. Ten grids a day across three levels, each with a single solution. No maths, just reasoning.
Ayidoku trains logical reasoning by elimination, like sudoku, but with no numbers. It calls for method and patience, and it is truly satisfying when the last turtle finds its place. The big hard-level grid can be enlarged on a phone.
Ayidoku is for sudoku fans and logic puzzle lovers, older adults who want a daily thinking game with no maths, and children who enjoy puzzles. Free, with no ads and no sign-up, it plays in large print on every screen. The easy grids make a good first step before trying the bigger ones.
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