Meowdoku level guide
Meowdoku Level 170 Walkthrough
Meowdoku Level 170 is a 10x10 relay board built around the fixed cat on row three, column five. Row two, column seven and row four, column one open the two halves, row one, column three and row seven, column two stabilize the left side, and only then do row five, column eight, row six, column ten, row eight, column four, and row nine, column nine finish the right half and the lower pocket.
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How to Solve Meowdoku Level 170 — Full Solution
- Keep the fixed cat on row three, column five.
- Place the yellow upper-right cat on row two, column seven.
- Add the orange left-edge cat on row four, column one, then the dark-blue top cat on row one, column three.
- Continue the left ladder with the lime cat on row seven, column two.
- Use that balance to place the pale-blue right-middle cat on row five, column eight and the green far-right cat on row six, column ten.
- Finish the lower half with the purple cat on row eight, column four and the pink lower-right cat on row nine, column nine.
Colors in this level:
Navy, Pale blue, White, Orange, Lime, Brown, Green, Purple, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Chasing the brown floor before row five, column eight has anchored the right side.
- Ignoring the fixed cat on row three, column five and treating the two halves like separate puzzles.
Quick Tips for Meowdoku Level 170 (spoiler-free)
- If the lower-right pink pocket still looks forced too early, check whether row five, column eight is already fixed first.
- With 9 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 10x10 hard board starts with a fixed cat on row three, column five inside the upper-middle pink pocket. Dark blue spans the top rows, orange and lime run down the left half, pale blue fills the upper-right and right-middle, brown occupies the center spine and bottom floor, green climbs the far-right, purple sits low in the middle, and a pink pocket waits near the lower-right.
- Goal
- The clip opens the board by solving around the fixed cat instead of chasing the floor. Row two, column seven and row four, column one are the first anchors that matter, and they are what eventually make the right-side finish legal.
- Opening
- Keep the fixed cat on row three, column five, then place row two, column seven and row four, column one before moving deeper into the left ladder.
- Danger Zone
- The brown floor looks ready long before it is. If row nine, column nine still feels forced, the board usually still wants row five, column eight first.
- Mechanics
- Level 170 is a two-side relay board where the opening bounces from the fixed center to the upper-right, back to the left ladder, and only then down into the lower-right finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
What opens Meowdoku Level 170?
The opener is the relay around the fixed cat. Row two, column seven and row four, column one are the first new anchors that make both halves readable.
Why is the brown floor delayed in Level 170?
Because the lower-right finish still depends on row five, column eight, row six, column ten, and row eight, column four before the floor stops sharing their diagonals.