SoulsDoku
Fill a daily 3x3 grid with FromSoftware bosses that match both their row and their column.
Every day: A 3x3 grid of row and column requirements, plus daily boss puzzles in five other modes, the same for everyone. New puzzle: Midnight UTC.
SoulsDoku is a fan-made grid game for players of FromSoftware games from Demon's Souls to Elden Ring. Each day brings one 3x3 grid where every cell needs a boss that fits both its row and column clue, with three Estus flasks as your margin for error. Separate daily modes ask you to identify a mystery boss by deduction, arena screenshots, a silhouette, lore or emojis.
About SoulsDoku
SoulsDoku is an unofficial browser game built on the bosses of seven FromSoftware games, from Demon's Souls through the Dark Souls series to Elden Ring. The site states it is a fan project with no link to FromSoftware or its publishers.
The main mode is a 3x3 grid. Each row and column carries a requirement, such as a game, whether a boss is optional, its damage type or the kind of place it is fought, and every cell needs a boss that meets both. You get three Estus for the whole board: correct answers are free, a miss spends one and leaves the cell open, and no boss can be used twice.
Correct picks earn Souls according to how rarely other players chose them, and a uniqueness score averages the rarity of your board, so two full boards can still be ranked. A new grid appears at midnight UTC for everyone. Classic, Arena, Silhouette, Lore and Emoji modes each have their own daily boss to name, and an archive keeps every past board to replay.
It suits players who know their Soulsborne bosses well and enjoy the Immaculate Grid format.
How to play SoulsDoku
- Open SoulsDoku to see today's grid and its row and column requirements.
- Tap a cell and type the name of a boss from any of the seven games.
- Check that your pick fits both the row and the column; a wrong pick costs one Estus.
- Fill all nine cells with nine different bosses before your three Estus run out.
- Compare your Souls and uniqueness score, then try the other daily modes.
Tips
- Fill the cells with the narrowest pair of requirements first, so you do not use up a boss you need there.
- Obscure bosses earn more Souls, so pick deep cuts when you are sure they fit.
- Read the info notes on each requirement; terms like optional or non-humanoid have specific meanings in the game.
Questions
Is the grid the same for everyone?
Yes. One grid goes out at midnight UTC for all players, and the archive keeps the previous ones.
Which games are included?
Bosses from seven FromSoftware games, from Demon's Souls to Elden Ring; a menu lets you filter the pool.
What happens when I guess wrong?
You lose one of three Estus and the cell stays open, so you can try again while you have Estus left.
Is it official?
No. It is a free fan project with ads and is not affiliated with FromSoftware or Bandai Namco.
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