Catdom 2: No Timer level guide
Catdom 2: No Timer Level 10 Walkthrough
Level 10 is the densest early Catdom 2 board: use both blue boxes and the central yellow bar to open the lower half, clear red/pink and orange through the side feeds, then finish green, purple, and the last blue cat before the rating prompt.
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How to Solve Catdom 2: No Timer Level 10 — Full Solution
- Slide the blue two-cell bar from mid-left across the lower-middle lane into the blue group.
- Position the blue one-capacity bar from the lower-right for the remaining blue cat at the left edge, but do not close that final alignment yet.
- Move the central yellow three-cell bar into the vertical yellow cat column and let its collection clear before parking orange.
- Send the red two-capacity bar from lower-left toward the right-side red pair, then move the pink two-capacity bar from lower-right into the pink cats without sealing the bottom row.
- Shift the orange four-capacity square across the cleared center into the orange side feed, then move the green three-cell vertical bar down into the lower-left green cats and use the green one-cell box for the remaining green cat.
- Return the purple two-cell bar to the upper-left purple pair, finish the reserved blue one-capacity alignment at the left port, and wait for the empty-board UNBELIEVABLE state; the later Having fun? prompt is only a rating screen.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Green, Orange, Blue, Yellow, Pink, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the lower-right blue box as finished before the center opens leaves the left-edge blue cat stranded.
- Parking orange across the yellow lane too early blocks the green vertical route and forces the center boxes to compete for one corridor.
Quick Tips for Catdom 2: No Timer Level 10 (quick clues)
- Use the yellow and blue opening routes to create lower-middle space before crossing the orange square.
- Reserve the capacity-1 blue bar for the last left-side blue cat.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The tall rectangular grid has left and right side ports and a crowded interior. The opening boxes are a purple two-cell bar upper-left, green one-cell and three-cell vertical boxes upper-right, orange four-capacity square upper-middle, blue two-cell bar mid-left, yellow three-cell vertical bar in the center, pink two-cell bar lower-right, red two-cell bar lower-left, and blue one-capacity bar lower-right. Purple, green, red, orange, yellow, blue, and pink cats occupy the corresponding top, side, center, and bottom lanes.
- Goal
- Peel the central board without sealing the side ports. Clear yellow and the first blue lane, move red and pink to their side/bottom feeds, then route orange and green through the opened center. Purple and the one-capacity blue bar provide the late top-left/left-edge finish.
- Opening
- Slide the blue two-cell bar across the lower-middle lane, reserve the one-capacity blue bar for the left-edge cat, and move the central yellow vertical bar into its three-cat column. Shift red toward the right-side red pair before parking orange in the upper-middle corridor.
- Danger Zone
- Orange, green, and yellow initially share the upper-middle corridor. Parking orange before yellow clears blocks the central feed; spending the small blue bar away from the left edge leaves the final blue cat without a box. Keep both side ports visible while the center is reduced.
- Mechanics
- Multiple same-color boxes, one- to four-capacity states, vertical/horizontal/L footprints, two side feeds, central corridor release, and a post-completion Having fun? rating prompt that is outside the puzzle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which box should be reserved in Catdom 2 Level 10?
Reserve the one-capacity blue bar for the last blue cat at the left edge. It is visible in the lower-right early, but its useful alignment only appears after the center has been cleared.
Is the Having fun prompt part of Level 10's solution?
No. The board is already empty and the completion animation has appeared before the Having fun? rating card. Treat that prompt as the end-of-video transition, not a puzzle move.