Easy 6x6
Easy Meowdoku teaches the rules quickly. The board is small enough to see row, column, room, and neighbor logic at the same time.
Meowdoku difficulty
Meowdoku Levels
Compare Meowdoku levels, learn what changes from 6x6 to 8x8, and choose the right difficulty for your solving style.
Quick answer
Easy is 6x6. Normal is 7x7. Hard is 8x8.
Meowdoku is a quick cat logic puzzle with colored regions, row and column logic, and a no-touch rule.
Puzzle essentials
- Easy is 6x6.
- Normal is 7x7.
- Hard is 8x8.
Normal 7x7
Normal boards add enough space for room locks and row-column tension without becoming exhausting.
Hard 8x8
Hard boards are for deliberate marking. They reward players who can hold several exclusions in mind.
Why Hearts Stay the Same
Every difficulty uses three hearts so the challenge comes from the board, not from changing the punishment.
Which Level Should You Play?
If you are learning, use Easy. If you want a daily habit, use Normal. If you want a deeper solve, use Hard.
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?
Easy is 6x6.
What are the rules?
Easy is 6x6.
Can cats touch diagonally?
Easy is 6x6.
Does hard mode have fewer hearts?
No. All Meowdoku levels use three hearts.
Which level is best for learning the game?
Easy 6x6 is the clearest first experience.
Can I switch levels anytime?
Yes. Use the level tabs above the board.