No. 66 · published Aug 22, 2026
PokeDoku
PokeDoku is a daily 3×3 grid puzzle where every square needs a Pokémon that satisfies both its row and its column clue. Each pick is scored by how few other players chose it, so the answer that comes to mind first is the worst one to use.
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A chunky pixel-slab wordmark and a Poké Ball reduced to a few flat blocks set the register, and a slate nav of pill tabs keeps Daily Puzzle, Unlimited Mode and Tic Tac Toe one tap apart. The onboarding modal is the smart part: rather than explaining the rules in prose it shows a solved miniature grid with real sprites, then compresses the goal into three number cards — 9 boxes, 9 guesses, 0 reuses. The board behind it runs on condensed all-caps clue labels and terse stat readouts, a scoreboard voice that fits a game about Pokédex recall, though the ad rails press in hard from both sides.
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