Meowdoku level guide
Meowdoku Level 116 Walkthrough
Meowdoku Level 116 is an 8x8 board that opens with a purple cat already fixed on row 5, column 5. The whole solve turns on the two single-square regions: rose is forced to row 4, column 7, which locks row 4 and column 7, then the gold block, the right-edge pale blue, and the two bottom corners cascade until light green fills the last gap at row 3, column 3.
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How to Solve Meowdoku Level 116 — Full Solution
- Confirm the pre-placed purple cat on row 5, column 5.
- Place the rose cat on row 4, column 7 (its only square), claiming row 4 and column 7.
- Drop the gold cat on row 2, column 6 — column 7 is now blocked by rose and row 1 is reserved for teal.
- Place the pale-blue cat on the right edge at row 6, column 8.
- Put the dark-green cat on row 8, column 4, since row 7 and columns 5-7 are blocked.
- Place the pink cat on row 7, column 1 in the lower-left block.
- Set the teal cat on row 1, column 2.
- Finish with the light-green cat on the last open square, row 3, column 3.
Colors in this level:
Teal, Gold, Light green, Rose, Purple, Pale blue, Pink, Dark green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Putting the green cat somewhere in row 4 because the row looks green — row 4 belongs to the rose single at column 7.
- Trying to place gold in column 7; column 7 is taken by rose, so gold must use column 6.
Quick Tips for Meowdoku Level 116 (spoiler-free)
- Place forced single-cell regions first: purple (R5C5) and rose (R4C7) erase enough lines that the other six colors become elimination.
- With 8 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
- An 8x8 grid with one pre-placed purple cat on row 5, column 5. Teal wraps the upper-left and left side, a mustard-gold 2x2 block sits at rows 1-2 / columns 6-7, a lone rose square is at row 4, column 7, light green fills the middle, periwinkle pale blue runs down the right edge, bubblegum pink fills the lower-left corner (row 7 column 1 and row 8 columns 1-3), and dark green covers row 7 columns 5-7 plus row 8 columns 4-5.
- Goal
- Place one cat per color with no shared row, column, or diagonal touch. The two single-cell regions, purple (R5C5) and rose (R4C7), are forced and pin rows 4-5 and columns 5 and 7, which unwinds the rest of the board.
- Opening
- Purple is already on row 5, column 5. Rose is forced to its only square at row 4, column 7, claiming row 4 and column 7; that blocks column 7 for the gold block, so gold drops to row 2, column 6, and pale blue takes the right edge at row 6, column 8.
- Danger Zone
- Row 4 shows five light-green squares (columns 2-6) and tempts a green placement, but the rose single owns row 4 at column 7, so green cannot sit in row 4 and must fall back to row 3, column 3. Purple at R5C5 also forbids R4C4 and R4C6 by diagonal touch.
- Mechanics
- Two single-cell color regions, purple and rose, are the keys. Once rose locks row 4 and column 7, the remaining colors resolve by row-and-column elimination.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the pre-placed cat in Meowdoku Level 116?
A purple cat starts on row 5, column 5. It is the only purple square, so it anchors the center before you make any moves.
Why is the rose cat forced in Level 116?
Rose has a single square at row 4, column 7. Placing it there claims row 4 and column 7, which is the move that breaks the rest of the board open.
Where does the final cat go in Level 116?
Light green fills the last open intersection at row 3, column 3 once the other seven colors are locked.