Meowdoku Level 44 Answer Key, Walkthrough & Solution
How to solve Meowdoku level 44? Get instant solution for Meowdoku 44 with our step by step solution & video walkthrough.
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Meowdoku Level 44 Answer
Here is the complete solution to successfully clear this puzzle. The correct placements for all nine cats are:
- Row 1, column 9
- Row 2, column 1
- Row 3, column 8
- Row 4, column 6
- Row 5, column 3
- Row 6, column 5
- Row 7, column 2
- Row 8, column 4
- Row 9, column 7
How to Solve Meowdoku Level 44
Start by finding the magenta region in the center. It consists of only a single cell, meaning the choice is made for you. Place the cat in row 4, column 6.
Next, look at the purple region in the bottom right, covering row 9, columns 6 and 7. Since column 6 already has a cat, you cannot use it again. Place the cat in row 9, column 7. This immediately blocks column 7. Look at the teal region just above it. With column 7 blocked, only one cell remains available for this color. Place the cat in row 3, column 8.
Examine the dark green region, which only has two cells: row 7, column 4 and row 8, column 4. Meanwhile, the larger light green region is forced entirely into column 5 because columns 6, 7, and 8 already have cats. If you put the dark green cat in row 7, column 4, it would diagonally touch and block every available light green cell in column 5. To prevent this, place the cat in row 8, column 4. Because this dark green cat now touches the lower light green options, it leaves only one safe spot. Place the cat in row 6, column 5.
Look at the light pink region in the bottom left. Row 9 is occupied, and row 8 is occupied by the dark green cat. This leaves only one spot. Place the cat in row 7, column 2.
Notice that all cells in column 9 belong to the brown region, meaning the brown cat must go there. The teal cat in row 3 diagonally touches and blocks row 2, column 9. If you put the brown cat in row 5, column 9, it leaves the pale yellow region with no valid rows to use. Therefore, place the cat in row 1, column 9.
With row 1 complete, row 2 still needs a cat. Column 3 is part of the brown region (which is already solved), so the mustard region must take the empty spot in column 1. Place the cat in row 2, column 1.
Finally, only one valid spot remains for the pale yellow region without sharing a row or column with existing cats. Place the cat in row 5, column 3.
