Number Mazes: Rikudo Puzzles

Rikudo Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Get ready to put your logic skills to the test with Rikudo - the addictive number placement puzzle game with a visual and intuitive twist!

Connect the numbers and discover each puzzle's unique solution on a honeycomb grid with hexagonal cells. With plenty of puzzles of various sizes and levels, an evil mode to spice it up, and some puzzles in action mode, there are hours of fun and brain training ahead!

But that's not all - Rikudo also offers leaderboards and achievements to challenge your friends, a pepper mode to crank up the difficulty on smaller puzzles, and hints to learn the most advanced solving techniques.

With an animated tutorial to get you started, Rikudo is easy to understand but can be challenging to master. And with cloud synchronization across devices available with Google Play Games, you can play anytime, anywhere, even offline!

Download Rikudo now and get ready to immerse yourself in a world of addictive number puzzles - ad-free for any in-app purchase! Produced by an independent developer, Rikudo is the perfect game for anyone looking to put their brainpower to the test.

Ratings and reviews

So far , it's been enjoyable. Not a lot of ads, so it's playable, which is a nice change. Requires problem solving but it's not a huge challenge. I find it meditative. At level 3 the puzzles are a bit more challenging, which is good. The gradual increase in difficulty keeps it fun.

Good game overall. Not too hard. Most levels (in the beginning set) can be done in a couple minutes or less. I'm just very confused by the high scores chart. I think it must have my absolute worst score from watching TV at the same time saved on there or something, because its at like 28 minutes. I tried to go back and redo ones with low stars, but it didn't improve. No idea where it's getting the number from.

Great puzzles and fun options. This is the ONLY game I've ever purchased to remove ads and totally worth it. I do wish there could be a reset option to start over (clear all data) once you've finished all the puzzles. You can go back and play any of them, but you have to scroll to get to the beginning. Would also love some way to see, in addition to the "stars" (awarded for speed of finish), tracking of personal best time, all rotation variations, spicy and zero tolerance mode completion.