Meowdoku level guide
Meowdoku Level 104 Walkthrough
Meowdoku Level 104 starts from a yellow anchor on row two, column eight and forces the player to thread through the purple left column at row three, column three and row four, column one, the brown center strip at row five, column seven and row six, column five, the cyan right column, the green bottom-right corner at row seven, column two and row eight, column six, and the pink top band at row one, column four without breaking the no-touch rule.
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How to Solve Meowdoku Level 104 — Full Solution
- Keep the fixed yellow anchor cat on row two, column eight.
- Place the purple upper cat on row three, column three.
- Drop the purple mid cat on row four, column one.
- Add the cyan mid cat on row five, column seven.
- Settle the cyan lower cat on row six, column five.
- Place the green mid cat on row seven, column two.
- Add the green bottom cat on row eight, column six.
- Finish the board with the pink top cat on row one, column four (the star hint square).
Colors in this level:
Pink, Yellow, Purple, Brown, Cyan, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to fill the pink top row on row one, column four before the brown center strip on row five, column seven and row six, column five is already pinned, which makes the no-touch rule fail.
- Ignoring row four, column one, the purple mid cat that turns the purple upper cell on row three, column three into a readable left-side chain.
Quick Tips for Meowdoku Level 104 (spoiler-free)
- On an 8x8 board with a single side anchor and a pink top row, leave the star hint square for last. Trying to fill the pink top row first will lock the brown center strip and force an invalid placement on the cyan right column.
- With 6 colors in play, clear the pair with the fewest blockers first so the board opens up instead of tightening.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- This 8x8 board has a pink top band, a purple left column with two separate cells, a brown center strip, a cyan right column, a green bottom-right corner with two separate cells, a yellow lower band, and a yellow anchor with a small crown badge on row two, column eight. A small star indicator on row one, column four marks the final pink placement.
- Goal
- The solve expands from the yellow anchor on row two, column eight through the purple left column and the brown center strip, then locks the cyan right column and the green bottom-right corner before the pink top band and the yellow lower band can resolve. The star hint on row one, column four only opens once every other row already has a cat.
- Opening
- Keep the fixed yellow anchor cat on row two, column eight, then place the purple upper cat on row three, column three, the purple mid cat on row four, column one, the cyan mid cat on row five, column seven, and the cyan lower cat on row six, column five. That chain of four placements is what makes the lower half readable.
- Danger Zone
- The brown center strip around row five, column seven and row six, column five looks like a clean middle play, but it still clashes with the purple left column and the cyan right column until both are already taken. Trying to commit the brown center before the side columns are fixed is the easy trap on an 8x8.
- Mechanics
- Level 104 is a single-anchor-with-star-hint board. The star on row one, column four is a visual cue for the last placement, not a separate region. Most boards use a crown anchor at a specific cell, but here the anchor is yellow on row two, column eight, which forces the pink top band to stay empty until the very end.
Frequently Asked Questions
What opens Meowdoku Level 104?
The board opens through row three, column three on the purple left column and row four, column one on the purple mid cell. Once that pair is in place, the cyan right column on row five, column seven and row six, column five both become safe.
Why is the pink top cat placed last in Level 104?
The pink top band covers the full top row, so it cannot accept a cat until the brown center strip and both side columns are already fixed, otherwise the no-touch rule would fail at row one, column three or row one, column five.