A minimalist logic puzzle game where players place cats on a grid, ensuring each row, column, and region has one cat, and no two cats are adjacent. It offers a calming, deduction-based experience with no timers or pressure, playable offline.
1.0.6
July 25, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvement.
Pawdoku is a logic puzzle game where you place cats on a grid. The goal is to ensure each row, column, and colored region has exactly one cat, and no two cats are adjacent, even diagonally. It emphasizes pure deduction over guessing.
You place one cat in each row, column, and colored region. Cats cannot be placed next to each other, not even diagonally. The game has a single guaranteed solution for every puzzle, and hints are available to guide you through logical steps.
Yes, Pawdoku contains advertisements. As a free game, advertisements are used to support its development and availability.
Yes, Pawdoku is designed to be played fully offline. You can enjoy the puzzles anywhere without needing an internet connection, with fast loading times and a clean interface.
Pawdoku has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and offers a safe, engaging puzzle experience.
While both are logic puzzles, Pawdoku uses a different set of rules focused on placement and adjacency, similar to Queens puzzles. It offers a fresh, cat-themed challenge that rewards reasoning and deduction.
Pawdoku offers a range of board sizes to challenge players as they progress. You can start with smaller 4x4 boards and advance to larger, more complex 10x10 grids.
The latest version of Pawdoku is 1.0.2, which was last updated on July 1, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving gameplay and adding new content.
