What should I solve first in Meowdoku Level 66?

After the fixed cats on row three, column one and row eight, column eight, start with row one, column two and row two, column four. Those moves open the center and make the rest of the board coordinate-clean.

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Meowdoku Level 66 Walkthrough

hard 6 colors

The two fixed cats on row three, column one and row eight, column eight make Meowdoku Level 66 look open at both ends. In practice, the solve is decided by row two, column four, row five, column five, and row seven, column six before the last pale-green cells stop competing with the brown wall.

Board Notes

Layout: This 8x8 board uses a teal upper-left canopy, a magenta left notch, a wide yellow center plain, a brown right wall, purple lower-left islands, and a pale-green lower field. The opening already fixes one cat on the left side and another in the lower-right corner.
Goal: The yellow middle still governs the board, but the real release happens when the upper teal canopy gives way to row two, column four and the center answers on row five, column five. Before those moves, the lower-left islands and the right wall keep stealing each other's diagonals.
Opening: Leave the fixed cats on row three, column one and row eight, column eight where they are, then work into the top canopy with row one, column two and row two, column four. That makes the middle placements on rows five and seven trustworthy.
Danger Zone: The bottom-left purple side looks like cleanup, but row six, column three is not safe until row five, column five and row seven, column six are already fixed.
Mechanics: Level 66 is a canopy-and-plain board where the broad middle matters more than the colorful corners.

Quick Tips for Meowdoku Level 66 (spoiler-free)

When a wide center plain touches both a corner cluster and a side wall, trust the plain before either edge.
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.

How to Solve Meowdoku Level 66 — Full Solution

Keep the starter cats on row three, column one and row eight, column eight.
Place the upper teal cat on row one, column two.
Put the canopy-side cat on row two, column four.
Add the center yellow cat on row five, column five.
Place the brown-right cat on row four, column seven.
Finish the lower half with cats on row six, column three and row seven, column six.

Colors in this level:

Teal, Magenta, Yellow, Brown, Purple, Pale green

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Treating row six, column three like early cleanup while the center yellow square is still open.
Skipping row two, column four, which is the move that stabilizes the entire top canopy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I solve first in Meowdoku Level 66?
After the fixed cats on row three, column one and row eight, column eight, start with row one, column two and row two, column four. Those moves open the center and make the rest of the board coordinate-clean.