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Donutman Software
Rating: 5.0(46)
Installs: 500 - 1,000
Price: $1.99
Updated:
August 17, 2010
Requires:
Android 1.6 and up

FillDoku is a logic puzzle that forms a picture when completed. It is similar to minesweeper - there's a grid with numbers as clues and you figure out which squares should be filled in.

This form of puzzle is sometimes known as Nurie, Nampre, Mosaik, Japanese Mosaic, Count and Darken, or Fill-a-Pix.

Lite version available

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Reviews

A Google User - October 24, 2011

Beautiful pictures

Controls are easy to use. Each puzzle is solvable by logic with clues positioned so that some areas are easy to solve and others are a challenge.

A Google User - October 27, 2010

One if the better games I've downloaded. Tried the lite version first. Puzzles are ...

One if the better games I've downloaded. Tried the lite version first. Puzzles are challenging and can take a while to complete. Very stable softwa

A Google User - February 21, 2012

Highly recommended!

A wonderful puzzler! Extremely stable and simple UI! Completed the demo and had to buy the full version. A nice twist on the nonogram.

A Google User - January 28, 2012

Great game!

Awesome game. Just wish there were more puzzles

A Google User - August 1, 2011

Fantastic logic game, I love it! would definitely pay for more puzzles

A Google User - November 6, 2011

More please!

Love this game! Had to delete all of my work so I could start over and do them all again! Would love more levels!

A Google User - May 20, 2011

Wonderful!

More puzzles, please! I'd pay for expansion packs. Very well designed puzzles, satisfying pictures, and no duplication between the Free and Paid versions. How cool is that?

A Google User - October 21, 2010

This game is a lot of fun. Hours of entertainment well worth the price.

A Google User - August 9, 2012

Puzzle packs please?

Amazing game, totally addictive; just wish it were easier to erase large areas or restart a puzzle whether you've finished it or not. I'd be more than willing to pay for additional puzzle sets.

A Google User - May 21, 2011