About us
About the Meowdoku Guide
Meowdoku Guide is a fan-made walkthrough library covering 1,370 Meowdoku levels and counting. Every level page shows the board, its difficulty rating and a full video walkthrough on YouTube — and we add illustrated, step-by-step guides for the boards readers report getting stuck on. We built it because finding a working answer when you are stuck should not take ten tabs.
What we do
Meowdoku is a deceptively simple puzzle game: place one cat in every colored region, keep them out of each other's rows, columns and diagonals, and never guess. Easy to learn, quietly demanding to master. The game does offer hints, but a hint tells you where a cat goes without explaining why — and the why is the part that makes the next board easier. That is the gap this site fills. We keep a walkthrough video for every level we list, and for the boards players struggle with most we write our own illustrated guide: the forced placements, the order they fall in, and the X marks that unlock the rest of the grid.
A video for every level
All 1,370 level pages carry the board image, its difficulty rating and a full video walkthrough embedded from YouTube — so you can watch the solve from the first placement to the last X instead of guessing at a hint.
Written guides where they matter
Illustrated, step-by-step guides are added for the boards readers report getting stuck on: which cats are forced, in what order they fall, and why. We add guides to the boards readers report getting stuck on.
Free, always
This site has no paywalls, no sign-ups and no download walls. If a guide helps you, pass it on to another stuck player.
Meet the team
The Focss Games editorial team runs this site: indexing the walkthrough video for every level, writing the illustrated guides for the boards that need them, and answering the corrections readers send in. Every page here has a named team behind it rather than an anonymous “admin” byline.
Meet the whole team
How our walkthroughs work
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Find your level number on the levels page (all 1,370 are listed on one page, grouped by range).
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Watch the video walkthrough — it shows the full solve of that board, so you can follow each placement yourself.
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If the level has one, read the illustrated guide below the video: it names the forced cats and the X marks that open the board up.
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Still stuck? Compare your board with the screenshot on the page, retry with fresh eyes, and tell us if the solution looks wrong.
Our editorial standards
Honest about what this site is
We are a fan-made guide site, not the game's developer, and we do not claim to have cleared all 1,370 boards ourselves. Every illustrated guide we publish is built from a real clear of that exact board, on video.
Watch at the source
Walkthroughs play through the YouTube player, and every level page links to the video's own YouTube page, so you can see who published it and watch it there.
Where the numbers come from
Level numbers, names and board images come from our data snapshot of the game, not from the page. Difficulty tiers are ours: the game does not label its levels, so we band them by level number — under 300 Beginner, 300-999 Intermediate, 1,000-2,999 Advanced, 3,000+ Expert — as a rough guide to how much planning a board needs. If a listing looks wrong, tell us and we will recheck it.
Fixed when wrong
Report a solution that does not clear or a video that will not play and we will look at that level and correct or remove the page. We would rather drop a page than leave a wrong answer live.
Videos, game assets and copyright
Every page here pairs a walkthrough video with the game's own artwork. We write the text around them; the videos and the game material are not ours. Here is who owns what.
Walkthrough videos
The walkthrough videos on this site are embedded from YouTube and belong to the channels that uploaded them — not to us, and not to any of the people who write guides here. We claim no ownership of any video we embed. Every level page links to the video's own YouTube page, so you can always see who published it and watch it at the source.
Game assets
Meowdoku — its name, artwork, level designs and in-game screenshots — belongs to the game's developer or publisher. The board images on this site come from our data snapshot of the game and are shown only to identify the level being explained, alongside our own commentary on how to clear it.
Not an official site
This is an independent, fan-made guide site. We are not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by or endorsed by the developer or publisher of Meowdoku, and nothing published here is a statement on their behalf.
Removal requests (DMCA)
If you hold the rights to material shown on this site and want it taken down, email focss@mobilecasualgames.com with the page URL, the material concerned and a short statement of your rights. Valid notices are actioned promptly — we remove or replace the content, we do not argue about it.
Contact us
Found a wrong solution, a broken video, or a level we are missing? Email focss@mobilecasualgames.com or use the contact page — a real person reads it, and we will fix or drop the page.
Our guides are free to share, and we never charge for solutions. Who owns the videos and the game assets — and how to request a removal — is covered under videos, game assets and copyright above.