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Place every Lumi. Restore the grove. LumiDoku is a cosy logic puzzle game with four classics in one calm world: Queens, Sudoku with Killer Sudoku, a no-guess Minesweeper and Nonograms. Every board is proven solvable by logic alone, so you never have to guess. Place one Lumi in every row, every column and every colour, and never let two Lumis touch, not even diagonally. Easy to learn, deeply satisfying to master. Fans of Star Battle and the daily Queens game will feel at home.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Sohail, the maker of LumiDoku.
Here's a number that stuck with me: I simulated 1,000,000 Minesweeper games, and about 85% of Expert boards can't be finished without guessing. I wanted puzzles where you never lose to bad luck.
So every level in LumiDoku can be solved with logic alone. You get Queens (same rules as LinkedIn's daily game, but with 3,000 levels), Sudoku and Killer Sudoku, no-guess Minesweeper, and Nonograms that turn into paintings when you finish them.
If you get stuck, the hints explain the next step instead of just giving you the answer. It works offline. Ads only show up between boards, never during a puzzle, and one small purchase removes them for good.
It's free on Android. There's no iPhone version yet.
I'd love your honest feedback. Which puzzle did you try first, and where did you get stuck? I'll be here answering comments all day.
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About LumiDoku: Queens Logic Puzzle on Product Hunt
“Logic puzzle game”
LumiDoku: Queens Logic Puzzle was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #336 on the daily leaderboard. Place every Lumi. Restore the grove. LumiDoku is a cosy logic puzzle game with four classics in one calm world: Queens, Sudoku with Killer Sudoku, a no-guess Minesweeper and Nonograms. Every board is proven solvable by logic alone, so you never have to guess. Place one Lumi in every row, every column and every colour, and never let two Lumis touch, not even diagonally. Easy to learn, deeply satisfying to master. Fans of Star Battle and the daily Queens game will feel at home.
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Sohail, the maker of LumiDoku.
Here's a number that stuck with me: I simulated 1,000,000 Minesweeper games, and about 85% of Expert boards can't be finished without guessing. I wanted puzzles where you never lose to bad luck.
So every level in LumiDoku can be solved with logic alone. You get Queens (same rules as LinkedIn's daily game, but with 3,000 levels), Sudoku and Killer Sudoku, no-guess Minesweeper, and Nonograms that turn into paintings when you finish them.
If you get stuck, the hints explain the next step instead of just giving you the answer. It works offline. Ads only show up between boards, never during a puzzle, and one small purchase removes them for good.
It's free on Android. There's no iPhone version yet.
I'd love your honest feedback. Which puzzle did you try first, and where did you get stuck? I'll be here answering comments all day.