Colored Room Rule
Each colored region needs one cat. A room can be any shape, so the best clues often come from odd corners and narrow corridors.
Meowdoku rules reference
Meowdoku Rules
A detailed Meowdoku rules reference covering colored rooms, row and column limits, diagonal contact, marks, hearts, and assist mode.
Quick answer
One cat per colored room. One cat per row and column. No touching, even diagonally.
Meowdoku is a quick cat logic puzzle with clear rules, friendly visuals, and enough deduction depth for players who enjoy Sudoku, Queens, Star Battle, and daily puzzle games.
Puzzle essentials
- One cat per colored room.
- One cat per row and column.
- No touching, even diagonally.
Row Rule
A completed row contains one cat. Once a cat sits in a row, every other cell in that row is no longer available for cats.
Column Rule
A completed column contains one cat. Columns combine with room boundaries to create strong locks and forced placements.
Neighbor Rule
Cats cannot be neighbors, including diagonally. In Meowdoku, diagonal contact is just as illegal as side-by-side contact.
Hearts and Mistakes
Hearts are feedback, not the puzzle engine. The logic remains the same: place carefully, learn from the blocked cell, and keep the board clean.
Related Meowdoku names players use
meowdoku, meow doku, cat sudoku, kittydoku, catdoku, cat queens puzzle, cat logic puzzle, queens puzzle, color region puzzle, no touch puzzle.
Questions players ask about Meowdoku
How do I play Meowdoku?
One cat per colored room.
What are the rules?
One cat per colored room.
Can cats touch diagonally?
One cat per colored room.
Can two cats be diagonal in Meowdoku?
No. Diagonal touching is not allowed.
Can a colored room have zero cats?
Not in a solved Meowdoku board. Every colored room needs one cat.
Are marks part of the rules?
Marks are a solving aid. They help you remember cells that cannot contain cats.