One cat per color
Every colored region must contain exactly one cat. A single-cell region is an instant forced move.
Meowdoku blends Sudoku-style placement with a no-touching rule for cats. Play free here, learn the rules, and use level guides when you get stuck — perfect for short sessions or deep deduction.
Meowdoku is a calm cat logic puzzle: place cats on a colorful board so each region has exactly one cat, each row and column has exactly one cat, and no two cats touch — including diagonally.
Every colored region must contain exactly one cat. A single-cell region is an instant forced move.
Like a gentle queens or Sudoku constraint: a placed cat closes its entire row and column for other cats.
No edge or corner contact. One cat blocks all eight surrounding cells and creates deduction chains.
Learn the rules, mark impossibles with X, then place cats. Wrong moves cost fish tokens — careful deduction beats guessing.
Color, rows/columns, and diagonals. Every move should be explainable.
Note cells that cannot hold a cat to keep the board clean.
Prefer cells that are the last legal option in a line or region.
The bulb reveals one correct cat and marks its blocked cells.
Each guide includes answer coordinates, step-by-step logic, and a focus skill. Solve first, then review.
Meowdoku Level 1 solution on a 4×4 grid. Use the answer table to verify placements, or watch the embedded video walkthrough.
Complete Meowdoku Level 2 answer (4 cats). Cross-check rows and columns, then review the short solving notes.
Official-style walkthrough for Meowdoku Level 3: a 5×5 board with 5 cats. Final coordinates and a video guide are listed below.
Meowdoku Level 4 solution on a 5×5 grid. Use the answer table to verify placements, or watch the embedded video walkthrough.
Phone, tablet, or desktop — no install. Open a tab and push one more level.
Rules, strategy, and per-level answers structured for search and sharing.
Clears are stored in your browser. No account required.
Play Meowdoku free online, then come back for rules and walkthroughs when a board stalls.