Just beat level 200, from what I remember it was the first level that had 11 cats, but I may be wrong. I suggest more levels with 11, 12, 13 or more cats in it because it gets repetitive when it’s between 8-10 cats. Also add more cat breeds lol, maybe even an option for different types of animals or custom color schemes. Add custom X colors and overall more customization that you can unlock with coins that you got by beating levels. Make it where you can do a level select as well in case you want to go back to old levels. Make a weekly challenge as well with 15-20 cats in it, that would be awesome. All just suggestions! i’ve also so far noticed when there’s been an improvement made and they’ve all been very good, so I have no doubts about this game only getting better.

Fun but too many ads. However, I was frustrated because I couldn’t figure out how to get each add to go away. I would wait wait. I thought of closed the app ams brought it back up it would restart the add but it doesn’t. So now as soon as an add plays , I swipe up to close out, then go back in. Stupid to have to do that but it works. Also sometimes I click once but my hand must shake a little and hit it twice. So far it hasn’t happened enough to take away more than one heart but every-time I takes away a heart it has been an accidentally second tap. Maybe make it so you have to click three times to say it is a cat. I dont know maybe that would be annoying too. Also this may be dumb but for some reason the red x when you get one wrong is super distracting to me. Can you make it so of after it shows red, you can click it again to turn it white. Weird thing to be distracted by but for some reason it is. Lastly, Does it get more challenging? So far up to level 100 it is pretty easy haven’t lost a level but used a few hearts. Do you think it would make it more challenging to make more boxes or not always lumping colors together?

Meowdoku is a really fun puzzle game that mixes classic Sudoku with adorable cats. The game is easy to learn but can get challenging as you progress, making it great for both beginners and experienced puzzle fans. The cat-themed design is cute and relaxing, and the music helps create a calm atmosphere while you play.One thing I like most is how satisfying it feels to complete a puzzle. The controls are simple, the interface is clean, and there are plenty of puzzles to keep you busy. It’s a great game to play when you have a few minutes to spare or when you want to relax after a long day.Overall, Meowdoku is a charming and enjoyable puzzle game with cute visuals, fun gameplay, and lots of content. If you like Sudoku, cats, or brain-teasing games, Meowdoku is definitely worth trying!

I think this could be a really good combo game and sweet and simple. But after level 10, you just get a whole bunch of ads and literally some of the puzzles you’re guaranteed to at least get one or two wrong. But I think the creators could actually make something good. If you were able to spice it up somehow and change the gameplay loop up a little bit it could be really fun! Maybe they could add a timer so it feels more pressure yet fun. Also, the ads are a little bit much I would put ad every other level except for every level you complete. In in general though, I think the game does have a good potential, but if they don’t use this to their best capabilities, I don’t feel like players are gonna play for long.