Meowdoku Level 68 Answer Key, Walkthrough & Solution
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Meowdoku Level 68 Answer
Here is the complete and logical solution to clear this puzzle.
- Row 1, column 6
- Row 2, column 2
- Row 3, column 4
- Row 4, column 7
- Row 5, column 5
- Row 6, column 8
- Row 7, column 1
- Row 8, column 10
- Row 9, column 3
- Row 10, column 9
How to Solve Meowdoku Level 68
To solve this level logically, start by examining columns 7, 8, 9, and 10. Four colored regions are completely confined to these four columns: the light pink region (row 10), the gold region (row 8), the purple region (rows 4 through 6), and the brown region (rows 2 through 4). Because these four regions must each contain a cat, they will perfectly fill the four allowed spots for columns 7 through 10. This means no other region can place a cat in these columns.
The orange region spans rows 1 and 2. Since it cannot use the blocked right-side columns, it must put its cat in row 1, reserving the entire first row. Meanwhile, the light pink region is only in row 10, reserving row 10. This leaves the light yellow region with only one available column. Column 1 is now reserved for the light yellow region.
With rows 8 and 10 reserved, and column 1 blocked, the dark green region has only one available space. Place the cat in row 9, column 3.
The cyan region in the top left cannot use column 1, column 3, or row 1. Place the cat in row 3, column 4.
With row 3 and column 4 filled, the dark pink region shrinks. Because cats cannot touch diagonally, the no-touch rule from row 3, column 4 eliminates row 4, column 5. Place the cat in row 5, column 5.
Returning to the brown region, row 3 is taken, restricting it entirely to column 7. Because column 7 is now claimed, the orange region is forced into its only valid slot. Place the cat in row 1, column 6.
The cat in row 1, column 6 diagonally touches row 2, column 7. This leaves the brown region with just one spot. Place the cat in row 4, column 7.
With row 4 filled, the purple region has one remaining cell. Place the cat in row 6, column 8.
This limits the light pink region to the ninth column. Place the cat in row 10, column 9.
The gold region is now left with its final spot. Place the cat in row 8, column 10.
The light yellow region must go in the only remaining valid row on the left. Place the cat in row 7, column 1.
Finally, the light green region takes the last empty row and column on the board. Place the cat in row 2, column 2.


