Meowdoku Level 75 Walkthrough: Two Locked Rows and a Two-Tile Mint

Getting your bearings on the Meowdoku Level 75 board

Eight colors divide this board: rose, apricot, butter, matcha, mint, soda, periwinkle, and lilac. Rose and butter are the smallest regions at one tile each, rose at row 1, column 2 and butter at row 3, column 4. Mint comes next with just two tiles, at row 4, column 8 and row 5, column 8.

The board is dominated by two large regions. Lilac has twenty-one tiles filling the bottom right and all of row 8, and soda has fifteen tiles in a tall block through the left middle. Periwinkle runs down the left edge with eight tiles, matcha has eleven across the upper middle and right, and apricot holds five in the top right corner.

A layout like this one is friendly by design. The small colors are scattered rather than bunched, so each forced cat tends to unlock a different part of this cat puzzle game instead of all the action crowding into one corner.

The opening: rose and butter place themselves

The first cat in Meowdoku Level 75 goes on row 1, column 2. Rose covers a single tile, so there is no alternative, and technique T1, the last open tile in a color, applies from the moment the level loads.

Butter is also a one-tile region, so the second cat goes on row 3, column 4. Together these two cats clear rows 1 and 3, columns 2 and 4, and the eight tiles surrounding the butter cat, which quietly removes a lot of matcha from the top of the board.

Two cats down for free is a nice head start, and it is one of the reasons easy Meowdoku levels make such good short sessions in these animal games. The next step is the only one in the level that needs real reasoning.

The key moment: apricot reserves row 2, then matcha reserves row 4

Look at apricot first. Its five tiles sat in the top right, but row 1 is gone under the rose cat, so every apricot tile still open is in row 2. Because each row holds exactly one cat, row 2 now belongs to apricot. That is technique T3, a color locked to one line, and it lets you cross the matcha tile at row 2, column 6.

Now look at what is left of matcha. Row 1 and row 3 are gone, column 4 is gone, and the butter cat took out row 2, column 5 and row 4, column 5 as neighbors, while the apricot lock just removed row 2, column 6. Every matcha tile still open is in row 4, so row 4 is reserved for matcha by exactly the same technique. Cross the periwinkle tile at row 4, column 1 and the mint tile at row 4, column 8.

Those three crosses are the entire difficulty of Meowdoku Level 75. Mint had only two tiles to begin with, and one of them has just been eliminated, so the mint cat has to sit at row 5, column 8. After that the board unwinds: apricot takes row 2, column 7, matcha takes row 4, column 6, soda takes row 6, column 3, periwinkle takes row 7, column 1, and lilac finishes at row 8, column 5.

Why one lock often creates another

The neat thing about Meowdoku Level 75 is that the first row lock directly caused the second. Crossing the matcha tile in row 2 was what squeezed matcha down into row 4, and that second lock is what freed mint. Locks feed each other, and recognizing the chain is what turns a slow solve into a fast one.

So whenever you finish crossing tiles for one locked color, immediately check the colors you just crossed. They have fewer options than they did a second ago, and they are the most likely candidates for the next lock or the next forced cat in these logic puzzle games.

Keep this short checklist in mind while you play.

• After a row or column lock, recheck every color whose tiles you just crossed.
• Track the smallest colors closely, since a two-tile color like mint here needs only one cross to be solved.
• Remember that a settled cat removes a row, a column, and all eight neighboring tiles.
• Use single taps for crosses so the board shows every fact you have established.
• Reach for a hint if a full sweep of colors, rows, and columns turns up nothing at all.

What is the solution to Meowdoku Level 75?

In solve order, the cats go on row 1, column 2 (rose); row 3, column 4 (butter); row 5, column 8 (mint); row 2, column 7 (apricot); row 4, column 6 (matcha); row 6, column 3 (soda); row 7, column 1 (periwinkle); and row 8, column 5 (lilac).

Which cat comes first in Meowdoku Level 75?

The rose cat, on row 1, column 2. Rose is a single-tile region in Meowdoku Level 75, and butter is too, so your second cat at row 3, column 4 is just as safe.

How do I force the mint cat in Meowdoku Level 75?

Every open apricot tile sits in row 2, so cross the matcha tile at row 2, column 6. Every open matcha tile then sits in row 4, so cross the periwinkle tile at row 4, column 1 and the mint tile at row 4, column 8. Mint has only two tiles, so the mint cat must go on row 5, column 8.

How long does Meowdoku Level 75 take?

Only a few minutes. Meowdoku Level 75 is rated easy, the full solution is eleven steps with three crosses, and the hardest idea in it is technique T3, a color locked to one line. It is one of the quickest wins in this stretch of the cat games.

Is Meowdoku free to play in the browser?

Yes. Meowdoku is a free cat puzzle game that needs nothing but a web browser, so you can open Meowdoku Level 75 on a phone, tablet, or desktop and start tapping straight away.