Meowdoku level guide
Meowdoku Level 120 Walkthrough
Meowdoku Level 120 is a 10x10 board with a lone purple square at row 7, column 5 that is forced from the start. Lock it, pin the boxed-in right side (green at row 3 column 10, rose at row 2 column 8) and gold at row 1 column 6, then watch the brown trap: brown spreads everywhere but row 5 belongs to pale blue, so brown settles at row 6, column 3, leaving the giant steel-blue region to finish at row 10, column 7.
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How to Solve Meowdoku Level 120 — Full Solution
- Place purple on its only square at row 7, column 5.
- Place green in the top-right corner area at row 3, column 10.
- Place rose at row 2, column 8.
- Place gold at row 1, column 6.
- Place teal at row 4, column 2.
- Place pink down the left side at row 8, column 1.
- Place yellow at row 9, column 4.
- Place brown at row 6, column 3 (not row 5 - pale blue owns it).
- Place pale blue at row 5, column 9.
- Finish with steel blue on the last open square, row 10, column 7.
Colors in this level:
Teal, Gold, Pale blue, Rose, Green, Pink, Brown, Purple, Yellow, Steel blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping brown at row 5, column 4 or row 5, column 7 - row 5 belongs to pale blue at column 9.
- Hunting for the steel-blue square early; it owns the bottom two rows and is the easiest cat to leave for last.
Quick Tips for Meowdoku Level 120 (spoiler-free)
- Single-cell regions are free wins: drop purple on row 7, column 5 first, and leave the biggest region (steel blue across the bottom) for last.
- With 10 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
- A 10x10 grid, no pre-placed cats. Teal sits top-left (row 1 columns 1-3, rows 2-4 column 2). Gold covers row 1 columns 4-6 and row 2 column 4. A big pale-blue region fills the upper-center. Rose sits upper-right (row 1 column 8, row 2 columns 8-9, rows 3-4 column 9); green caps the top-right corner (row 1 columns 9-10, row 2 column 10, row 3 column 10). Pink runs the whole left side (rows 2-8 column 1, plus blocks at rows 5,7,8). Brown sprawls the center (column 6 rows 3-8, row 6 columns 2-6, row 5 column 4, row 7 columns 2 and 6). A single purple square is at row 7, column 5. Yellow covers rows 7-9 column 4 and row 8 column 5. A steel dark-blue region owns the bottom two rows and the lower-right edge.
- Goal
- One cat per color with no shared row, column, or diagonal touch. The lone purple square at row 7 column 5 is forced, and the green corner and rose block on the right are tightly boxed in.
- Opening
- Place purple on its only square at row 7, column 5. Green takes row 3, column 10, rose drops to row 2, column 8, and gold lands at row 1, column 6.
- Danger Zone
- Brown sprawls across the center, and the video taps row 5 column 4 and row 5 column 7, but row 5 is reserved for the pale-blue cat at column 9, so both brown taps are rejected. Brown's real square is row 6, column 3.
- Mechanics
- A single-cell purple region anchors the lower middle, while one oversized steel-blue region owns the entire bottom two rows and resolves last in the lower-right corner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do you start in Meowdoku Level 120?
Start with purple. It has a single square at row 7, column 5, so placing it there is a forced free move before anything else.
Why is brown placed at row 6, column 3 in Level 120?
Brown's region reaches into row 5, but row 5 is taken by the pale-blue cat at column 9. The only brown square that avoids every row, column, and touch conflict is row 6, column 3.
What is the final cat in Level 120?
Steel blue, the large region covering the bottom two rows, is forced onto the last open square at row 10, column 7.