01 — BREACH
Enter the scene
Start at the entry point and work through a floor plan one decision at a time.
Tactical deduction • iPhone
Read the room.
Mark the threats.
Clear the mission.
Doodle Ops turns tactical floor plans into hand-drawn deduction puzzles. Read the numbers, commit your threat marks, and use the scanner when the evidence runs thin.
No account. No always-online requirement. Just the mission.
Mission protocol
Four moves. Plenty of ways to be wrong.
The rules are easy to understand. The pressure comes from deciding when the evidence is strong enough to act.
02 — READ
Use the numbers
Revealed numbers tell you how many hidden threats are touching that tile. Build the picture from evidence.
03 — MARK
Commit carefully
Push-pin marks turn suspicion into a call. Wrong marks can cost scanner stability, so confidence matters.
04 — CLEAR
Finish the mission
Open safe routes, resolve the uncertain spaces, and clear the scene without stepping into a threat.
LIVE BOARD // SCAN TEST
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Try it: pulse the scanner when the board stops giving you a clean deduction.
Break the deadlock
Deduction first. Scanner second.
The scanner is a limited resource, not a solve button. Use it when the board gives you a genuine ambiguity — and protect its stability by making good calls.
- Limited scanner stability makes every pulse matter.
- Wrong threat marks carry consequences.
- Different layouts force different lines of reasoning.
Field intel
Built like an operations notebook.
Doodle Ops is designed so the interface, theme, and puzzle all feel like the same object — a messy field notebook you keep coming back to.
The notebook has more pages
Version 1 is the first operation.
New operations, mission types, environments and cosmetic breaching styles can expand the same deduction system over time. We’re keeping the first release focused — and leaving room for the notebook to grow.
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Briefing room
Quick answers.
The important stuff without a ten-page manual.
What kind of puzzle game is Doodle Ops?
It is a tactical deduction game built around reading numbered floor-plan tiles, marking hidden threats, moving through rooms, and deciding when an uncertain board is worth spending scanner stability on.
So… is this just Minesweeper?
Number-based deduction is part of the DNA, but Doodle Ops builds a different game around it: irregular tactical layouts, mission entry and movement, limited scanning, penalties for bad threat marks, room-by-room progression, and the operations-notebook presentation.
Does it need an internet connection?
The current iPhone build is designed to run from bundled local game files and work offline.
Is the scanner unlimited?
No. Scanner stability is deliberately limited, so the best play is to solve as much as possible from the board before spending a scan.
Where can I get Doodle Ops?
Doodle Ops is available now on the App Store for iPhone.
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Doodle Ops is available now on iPhone.
Read the room. Make the call. Try not to ruin the notebook.
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