Catdoku is a fascinating logic puzzle game combining elements of traditional Sudoku with those of Minesweeper. Unlike Sudoku, where you fill in the board with certain digits, in Catdoku, you have to place every indifferent cat into its own territory.
The player needs to place a definite number of cats on a board under several conditions. Firstly, there cannot be any two cats in the same row or column, and each particular color must have only one cat. In addition, the cats cannot touch each other diagonally.
On a 6×6 grid, for instance, you must place six cats, one in each row, column, and color.
One important thing that will guide you in solving Catdoku puzzles is the knowledge of impossible cells. You should click a cell to mark it with an X if you are able to eliminate it using a cat's row, column, color, or its adjacent cells. This will help to make your reasoning easy and prevent you from constantly considering impossible locations.
As more cells get eliminated, the remaining options become easy to notice. Rather than guessing, it is important to slowly eliminate all options to a point where the board has no other choice but to have all cats occupy their correct cells.
If you know a particular cell contains a cat, you should double-click it. It is important not to randomly guess because a wrong guess results in the loss of a fish. You should always examine the entire board before placing cats in any cell, especially in situations where there are many options. Hints are also available in some cases where puzzles become extremely challenging, mak
Catdoku boasts an attractive design, fluid animation, and progressively difficult levels. The simplicity of the controls will let you quickly get started, and the fact that there are four placement rules makes every board fun to play.
