Meowdoku Level 206 Answer Key, Walkthrough & Solution

Meowdoku Level 206 Answer

Here is the final solution for Meowdoku level 206.

• Row 1, column 4
• Row 2, column 6
• Row 3, column 1
• Row 4, column 3
• Row 5, column 9
• Row 6, column 5
• Row 7, column 7
• Row 8, column 2
• Row 9, column 6
• Row 10, column 8

How to Solve Meowdoku Level 206

Stuck on Meowdoku level 206? This puzzle can be tricky, but a few key placements will help unravel the entire board. Here’s a step-by-step guide to finding the correct spots for your cats.

The best place to start is often with a highly constrained row or region. Let's begin with row 8. The cells in this row belong to four different colored regions. Given the layout, the most logical placement to satisfy the row, column, and region rules is in the second column.

Place the cat in row 8, column 2.

This placement now blocks off several cells for other cats. Now consider column 1. The cat at (8,2) makes several nearby cells unavailable. Looking at the remaining open spots in column 1, only one position works without causing a conflict with future placements in the purple and light green regions.

Place the cat in row 3, column 1.

With two cats placed, let's examine row 4. The cat at (3,1) blocks row 4, column 2 diagonally. The only viable spot for a cat in this row, which also satisfies the pink region, is column 3.

Place the cat in row 4, column 3.

Next, let's solve the dark blue region. Our previous placements block many cells around it. The cat at (8,2) eliminates (7,1) and the cat at (4,3) eliminates (5,4). This pressure forces the placement for the dark blue region.

Place the cat in row 7, column 7.

From here, continue using the same logic. With each cat you place, scan the board to see what new rows, columns, and regions have become restricted, leading you to the next certain placement.