Ludoku

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Ludoku is a single player action game. It was developed by Ludomo Gamestudio and was released on May 25, 2015. It received positive reviews from players.

LUDOKU is a unique, brain teasing puzzle game, where the goal is to unlock hidden treasures: defy the many traps and dangers to exploit the riches of an ancient Mayan temple.

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Single-Player

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87%

Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

graphics1 positive mentions

Engaging and thoughtfully designed puzzle gameplay focusing on spatial reasoning and careful planning.
Well-paced difficulty progression that introduces new mechanics steadily, keeping the experience interesting.
Clean, minimalistic visual style and user interface that emphasize puzzle logic without distractions.

Technical limitations such as fixed resolution and lack of widescreen support reduce visual appeal, especially on PC.
Sparse presentation and minimal features result in limited replayability and may feel underwhelming for players seeking variety or extended challenges.
Lack of achievements and gamepad support, as well as unclear highlight of interactive elements, detract from the overall user experience.

gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
The gameplay offers a series of compact, logic-based challenges that emphasize thoughtful planning and introduce new mechanics progressively to maintain interest. While original and enjoyable for fans of cerebral, grid-based puzzles, it lacks gamepad support and may feel simplistic or technically limited compared to free alternatives. Overall, it delivers a fun and accessible experience with a functional interface and substantial content.
- “Instead, it presents a series of compact, self-contained challenges that emphasize logic, foresight, and patience, making it a title that quietly appeals to players who enjoy deliberate, cerebral gameplay over reflex-driven action.”
- “The game gradually introduces new mechanics and environmental dangers that build on this foundation.”
- “While the gameplay is original (as far as I know), it's nothing earth-shattering; but then again, the game is fun, cheap, has an effective UI that doesn't get in the way, and provides more than 100 levels.”
- “These technical deficiencies, along with the simplistic Sokoban gameplay (which you can get for free in a flash game or in a web browser or mobile) make this impossible to recommend to any PC gamers.”
- “Gameplay is grid-based, so it's strange that there is no gamepad support.”
- “The mechanics are about pulling your play piece left and right across the board using hooks on the side of the board.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics in Ludoku feature a restrained and functional design that effectively supports the gameplay, emphasizing clarity and simplicity over elaborate visuals.
- “Visually, Ludoku adopts a restrained and functional aesthetic that complements its gameplay goals.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Ludoku offers limited replayability, focusing on a straightforward experience without additional content, level editors, or competitive modes to extend gameplay.