TEDOKU Game Review

During my meeting with Ares Games during Gen Con 2025, I was chatting with the leadership team about their fall releases. After getting an update on games like Perfect Mismatch and WunderWaffen, I began to make moves to my next meeting. Before I walked away, I was handed a small plastic baggie with some sheets of paper, a small deck of poker-sized cards, and a die that looked like it was ripped from a copy of Dice Realms with die faces that featured images of polyomino shapes.

Weird, I thought, but this does slip nicely into the front of my messenger bag.

At the time, I didn’t think anything of this, and added this supposed “game” to the pile of about 40 other titles I brought home from Indy. As I neared the finish of my coverage of the other games, I noticed that small baggie again, sticking out from behind the back of my Disney Lorcana review bag.

“What do we have here?” I muttered to myself. I pulled out the components: double-sided sheets with a 9x9 grid of boxes, shapes, letters and numbers…that red die with the Tetris die faces…and an instruction manual with the game’s title, TEDOKU. Three minutes later, I was playing.

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