Beginner guide
How to Play Pandaku
Learn Pandaku’s four logic rules, how X marks work, and a simple beginner method for solving colorful panda puzzles without guessing.
Read guide →● Cozy logic. One true solution.

A colorful, number-free logic puzzle where every row, column, and region needs one panda — and no two pandas can touch.



Cozy rewardsFOUR SIMPLE RULES
One panda per row, column, and color — with no touching, even diagonally. The in-game rule strip keeps every constraint visible while you solve.
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A real moment from Level 15DESIGNED TO FEEL GOOD
Paint soft white X marks with a swipe. Double-tap when the logic proves a panda. Layered sounds, gentle haptics, and playful particles make progress feel physical.
ENDLESS IPHONE PUZZLES
Follow the panda trail through continuously generated puzzles, from gentle openings to Hard and Super Hard milestones.



PANDAKU FIELD NOTES
Beginner guide
Learn Pandaku’s four logic rules, how X marks work, and a simple beginner method for solving colorful panda puzzles without guessing.
Read guide →Strategy
Use tight regions, row and column pressure, and candidate pairs to solve one-per-region logic puzzles with clear, repeatable deductions.
Read guide →Core rule
Understand why placed pieces cannot touch, including diagonally, and turn adjacency blocks into useful deductions in color-region puzzles.
Read guide →Comparison
Compare Pandaku with Sudoku: both reward deduction, but Pandaku uses pandas, colored regions, X marks, and a no-touch rule instead of numbers.
Read guide →Comparison
Compare Meowdoku and Pandaku: shared no-touch logic rules, cat versus panda themes, daily competition, and endless iPhone puzzles.
Read guide →Game feel
See how short deterministic boards, soft sound, responsive haptics, and clear feedback can make an iPhone logic puzzle feel calm and satisfying.
Read guide →QUICK ANSWERS

Pandaku is a portrait-first iPhone logic puzzle about placing one panda in every row, column, and colored region without letting pandas touch. Read more →
Single-tap to mark impossible squares with an X, then double-tap or hold to place a panda when the row, column, color, and no-touch rules prove its position. Read more →
No. Pandas cannot touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, so every placed panda blocks all eight neighboring squares. Read more →
No. It uses no numbers or fixed boxes. Pandaku is a number-free placement puzzle with irregular color regions and an added no-touch rule. Read more →
No. Pandaku uses spatial deduction, candidate elimination, and pattern recognition rather than arithmetic. Read more →
Every generated level is validated against a deterministic intended solution, so you can keep solving by logic instead of guessing. Read more →
An X records a square where a panda cannot go. You can tap individual squares, drag to paint X marks, or begin on an X to erase a trail. Read more →
They use denser constraint relationships and longer deduction chains, with distinct presentation and adaptive background music. Read more →
Yes. Pandaku is available for iPhone on the App Store. Read more →
AVAILABLE NOW
Pandaku is available for iPhone with continuously generated puzzles and endless room to keep solving.