Zendoku

Zendoku Description

Zendoku is a Martial Arts-themed puzzle game based on the classic Sudoku format but with nine special symbols taking the place of the numbers. With a choice of eight unique game characters, you can train in the dojo, gain expertise in solving Zendoku grids, and learn how to deal with opponent's attacks. You can play Zendoku in several different modes. Quest Mode takes your character on a journey to achieve his or her ultimate mission; Zen Mode pits you against the clock, and the Multiplayer Modes allow cooperative play and two-player battles. Zendoku also allows traditional Sudoku fans to play Pure Sudoku with no time limits, and the Time Trial Mode where you find yourself - surprise surprise - up against the clock. This is your chance to brush up on your number manipulation skills with no crossings out or mess!

Sudoku Gameplay - Inspired by the rules of the biggest puzzle craze currently sweeping the globe.

Relevant, Unique Setting - A light-hearted martial arts theme compliments the Far Eastern origins of Sudoku and the unique gameplay of ZENDOKU.

Engaging Characters - Challenge a range of diverse and colourful characters, with unique storylines and special abilities.

Fun Battle Action - Defend yourself from and reflect enemy attacks, gameplay never before seen in a Sudoku-based videogame. Blow away obstacles, spin vault handles, block punches and much more.

Intuitive Controls - Use the unique stylus and microphone on Nintendo DS and the analogue stick on PSP to defend against attacks and place numbers and symbols.

Black Belt Presentation - A wide variety of background levels, character animations and attack effects.

Comprehensive Range of Play Modes

Unlockable Content - Get rewarded with new characters and attacks depending on your success in the Quest mode.

Infinite Puzzle Permutations - Longevity of gameplay is assured with an infinite variety of grid permutations.

Studio Debut - ZENDOKU is the debut Nintendo DS title of Zoonami, headed by industry veteran Martin Hollis, the director/producer of the critically acclaimed Nintendo 64 game GOLDENEYE.