Doku
Pokédoku

The daily puzzle

Nine cells, two criteria each, one grid a day.

Every cell crosses its row criterion with its column criterion: find an answer that matches both. The rarer your answer among players, the more points it scores.

All 1025 Pokémon across nine generations

Free, no sign-up: one grid per universe per day.
Free play · Endless grids, no score, no leaderboard.

Example gridPokédoku
Generation 1 (Kanto)
Legendary
Weighs 100 kg or more
Fire type
Charizard+17
Moltres+42
Arcanine+55
Water type
Blastoise+20
Grass type
Venusaur+24
Charizard is a Fire type from the first generation: it matches both criteria of its cell. A Pokémon can only be used once.

How it works

  1. 1Fill the nine cellsTap a cell and search for your answer. It must match both its row and its column criteria, and each answer can only be used once.
  2. 2Three livesA wrong answer costs a life. Out of lives, the game ends, but the cells you found still count.
  3. 3Come back tomorrowOne game per universe per day. Playing every day grows your streak.
How points work

The rarer your answer among players, the more it scores. An answer nobody thinks of is worth far more than the obvious one. Mistakes cost a few points, and finishing fast earns a small bonus.

See the full rules →

Pokédoku applies the Doku mechanic to the 1025 species of the National Pokédex. Nine cells, one criterion per row and per column, and at every intersection a Pokémon that satisfies both. Fire type crossed with Generation 1: Charmander works, Pikachu doesn't.

One grid a day, the same for everyone, with three lives and a rarity score. Free play generates unlimited grids in four levels. The game exists in English and in French, each with its own grid.

What the grid asks for

Types and dual types, mono-type, generation of introduction, evolution stage, starters, babies, legendaries, mythicals and pseudo-legendaries, regional forms, Mega Evolutions and Gigantamax, gender, weight and height, and name criteria: first letter, double letter, number of words.

Frequently asked questions

How many Pokémon are available?
All 1025 species of the National Pokédex, from Bulbasaur to Pecharunt.
What does "does not evolve" mean?
The criterion accepts Pokémon with no evolution left: those that never evolve, and the final stages of a line.
Do regional forms count?
Each species is a single answer. A regional form criterion accepts the species that have one.
Is Pokédoku available in French?
Yes. Names, types and criteria are translated, with a dedicated daily grid. The English version has its own.
Is Pokédoku free?
Yes. Today's grid and free play are free to play in the browser, no account required. The Doku app is also available on iPhone and Android, with the same grids and the same progress.

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