Meowdoku Level 150 Answer Key, Walkthrough & Solution
How to solve Meowdoku level 150? Get instant solution for Meowdoku 150 with our step by step solution & video walkthrough.
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Meowdoku Level 150 Answer
Here is the solution for Meowdoku Level 150, with cats placed in the following cells:
- Row 1, Column 10
- Row 2, Column 1
- Row 3, Column 8
- Row 4, Column 3
- Row 5, Column 5
- Row 6, Column 7
- Row 7, Column 9
- Row 8, Column 4
- Row 9, Column 6
- Row 10, Column 2
How to Solve Meowdoku Level 150
This puzzle becomes much simpler once you identify a few key interactions. Let's start by looking at the small regions on the left side of the board.
Our first breakthrough comes from analyzing the aqua-colored region at Row 2, Column 1 and Row 3, Column 1. A cat must be in one of these two cells. Now, look across to the dark green region in Row 3 (at columns 8 and 9), which also must contain a cat.
If you were to place the aqua region's cat at R3, C1, it would occupy the entire third row. This would make it impossible to place a cat in the dark green region. Therefore, the cat for the aqua region cannot be in Row 3. This forces our first move.
Place the cat in Row 2, Column 1.
With Row 2 and Column 1 now full, let's find our next cat. Look at the pink region spanning Row 4, Column 2 and Row 4, Column 3. The cat we just placed at R2, C1 blocks R3, C2, but more importantly, we need to place a cat in this pink region. Let's look elsewhere for a more direct deduction.
Consider the purple region consisting of cells R5,C6, R5,C7, and R6,C6. A cat must go here. This means a cat will occupy either Row 5 or 6, and either Column 6 or 7.
With that in mind, let's look at the pink region at Row 8, Column 4 and Row 8, Column 5. Placing a cat at R8, C5 would block R6, C7 diagonally, leaving only R5,C6 and R6,C6 for the purple region, both in the same column, which is an impossible situation. Therefore, the pink region's cat cannot be at R8, C5.
Place the cat in Row 8, Column 4.
From here, the rest of the puzzle quickly falls into place using the rules of row, column, and no-touch eliminations to find the remaining cats.


