What makes Meowdoku Level 69 fail near the end?

The endgame fails when row five, column five and row six, column three are still unresolved. Once those two squares are down, the last pale-green cat belongs on row seven, column six.

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Meowdoku Level 69 Walkthrough

hard 6 colors

The fixed cats on row two, column four and row eight, column eight pull Meowdoku Level 69 from opposite corners. The center finally breaks after row five, column five and row six, column three are placed, and the last clean chain ends on row seven, column six.

Board Notes

Layout: This 8x8 board has a teal top strip, a magenta left wall, a broad yellow center plain, a brown right wall, purple lower-left islands, and a pale-green lower field. The clip already fixes one cat near the top center and another in the lower-right corner before the middle starts to open.
Goal: The yellow center still matters, but the board only releases when row five, column five answers the top-center anchor and row six, column three stabilizes the lower-left side. Until those placements land, the brown wall and the pale-green field keep fighting over the same exits.
Opening: Leave the fixed cats on row two, column four and row eight, column eight where they are, then solve through row one, column two before dropping into the center. That route makes row three, column one and row five, column five the next clean placements.
Danger Zone: The lower-right corner looks solved because it already contains a cat, but the actual late danger is row seven, column six. That pale-green square is not safe until the brown wall at row four, column seven is already fixed.
Mechanics: Level 69 is another center-plain board, but the early top-center anchor makes the upper strip more important than the left side.

Quick Tips for Meowdoku Level 69 (spoiler-free)

If one anchor sits on the top strip and the other sits in the opposite corner, the center plain between them is the real bottleneck.
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 69 — Full Solution

Keep the starter cats on row two, column four and row eight, column eight.
Place the top-strip cat on row one, column two.
Put the left-wall cat on row three, column one.
Add the brown-right cat on row four, column seven.
Place the yellow-center cat on row five, column five and the purple-lower cat on row six, column three.
Finish the pale-green side with the cat on row seven, column six.

Colors in this level:

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

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Treating the lower-right anchor like proof that the brown wall is already safe.
Skipping row five, column five, which is the placement that finally opens row seven, column six.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Meowdoku Level 69 fail near the end?
The endgame fails when row five, column five and row six, column three are still unresolved. Once those two squares are down, the last pale-green cat belongs on row seven, column six.