Zoodoku Rush
Place one animal in each row, column and color without letting animals touch.
A timed alternative
Zoodoku Rush uses the same placement logic as LinkedIn's Queens puzzle: one piece in every row, column and colored region, and no two pieces touching, even diagonally. You place animals instead of crowns, and every round runs on a clock. Play free in your browser or in the Arcadity Android app.
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Queens is LinkedIn's daily logic puzzle: each row, column and colored region holds exactly one crown, and crowns cannot sit in adjacent cells, including diagonally. Zoodoku Rush applies the same constraints to animals in colored habitats, so the deductions you use in Queens carry over directly.
| Feature | LinkedIn Queens | Zoodoku Rush |
|---|---|---|
| Rules | One crown per row, column and colored region; crowns never touch | One animal per row, column and colored habitat; animals never touch |
| Pace | One new puzzle each day | Short timed rounds with one or two boards, across five difficulty tiers |
| Mistakes | Optional Auto-check highlights rule breaks | Three lives per round |
Choose 2P, 4P or 8P in the lobby and you get matched into a battle. Everyone in a round gets the same seed, rules and time limit, plays their own attempt, and the higher score wins; 4P and 8P battles are knockout brackets of two-player rounds. Play is asynchronous. Guests can play right away; friend challenges need a free account.
Place one animal in each row, column and color without letting animals touch.
A timed Shikaku-style rectangle puzzle: one number per rectangle, every cell covered.
Solve a 9-by-9 Sudoku with mistake limits, completion bonuses, and a shared clock.
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No. It shares the Queens placement rules, but it is Arcadity's own game with animals, timed rounds and matched battles. Arcadity is not affiliated with LinkedIn.
Yes. Play free in your browser or in the Arcadity Android app. Guests can start without signing up; friend challenges need a free account.
Depending on the difficulty tier, a round lasts from 75 seconds to 4 minutes.
No. Battles are asynchronous: each player plays their own attempt on the same seed, and the scores are compared afterwards.
Zoodoku Rush is an independent Arcadity game. Arcadity is not affiliated with LinkedIn or its Queens game.