Meowdoku Level 196 Answer Key, Walkthrough & Solution
How to solve Meowdoku level 196? Get instant solution for Meowdoku 196 with our step by step solution & video walkthrough.
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Meowdoku Level 196 Answer
Here is the complete solution for Meowdoku Level 196.
- Row 1, column 7
- Row 2, column 1
- Row 3, column 4
- Row 4, column 10
- Row 5, column 6
- Row 6, column 8
- Row 7, column 2
- Row 8, column 9
- Row 9, column 5
- Row 10, column 3
How to Solve Meowdoku Level 196
This Meowdoku puzzle requires careful observation of how the different colored regions and cat placement rules interact. Here’s a logical path to finding the solution.
A great place to start is the Brown region at the top of the board. The only row that has an unblocked cell for this region is row 3. Rows 1 and 2 are blocked by cats that must be placed in other regions. Looking at row 3, we also know there's a cat in column 10. This means the cat in row 3 cannot touch it diagonally, which rules out row 3, column 9. Through similar logic involving other rows, we find the only safe spot. Place the cat in row 3, column 4.
Next, let’s look at the Purple region in the top-left corner. The cat we just placed at (3,4) blocks row 3 and diagonally blocks cell (2,3). Another cat in the Yellow region will block row 1. Therefore, the only row available for the Purple region's cat is row 2. Since another cat will eventually occupy column 2, the only spot left is (2,1). Place the cat in row 2, column 1.
Now, consider the Yellow region in the top-right. The cat at (2,1) blocks row 2. The cat at (3,4) blocks row 3. This forces the Yellow region's cat into row 1. With other cats blocking columns 8 and 9, the choice becomes clear. Place the cat in row 1, column 7.
Finally, let's solve for the bottom row. A cat must be placed in row 10. The cats at (9,5) and (8,9) block most of the available spaces. The cat at (7,2) blocks column 2. The cat at (2,1) blocks column 1. After accounting for all other cats' positions and their no-touch zones, the only possible cell in the entire row is in the Teal region. Place the cat in row 10, column 3.
By continuing this process of elimination, you can deduce the remaining placements one by one.
