Meowdoku on PC and Online: What's Official

This page lists only where Oakever Games itself distributes Meowdoku, as shown on its store pages and website on October 19, 2026.

Where can you officially get the game?

Device	Where	Notes
iPhone and iPad	App Store	Listed as “Meowdoku!” by OAKEVER GAMES PTE. LTD.; free; requires iOS 15.0 or later
Android	Google Play	10M+ downloads; contains ads and in-app purchases
Windows PC	Google Play Games on PC	Listed as “Meowdoku: Brain Puzzle Games” by Oakever Games

How do you play Meowdoku on a Windows PC?

Install Google Play Games for Windows and get the game from its PC store page, which says you can “play this game on your Windows PC with Google Play Games.” The regular Google Play page also lists the game as available on Android and Windows.

What are the PC requirements?

Google Play Games lists these minimum requirements for the game on PC:

Requirement	Minimum
Operating system	Windows 10 (v2004)
Storage	Solid state drive (SSD) with 10 GB available
Graphics	Intel UHD Graphics 630 or comparable
Processor	4 physical CPU cores
Memory	8 GB of RAM
Other	A Windows admin account; hardware virtualization turned on

Is there an official browser version?

Not that Oakever lists. Its App Store and Google Play pages and its website point only to the mobile apps and the Google Play Games PC version.

Some browser game portals carry cat puzzles under the Meowdoku name, but their listings name other developers:

• Yandex Games has a “Meowdoku” page whose listed author is DRA, published June 7, 2026.
• Playgama’s “meowdoku” link opens Catdoku: Meow Color Puzzle by HyperJoy Games.

Neither is published by Oakever. If you want the official game and its progress, daily puzzles and leaderboards, use the store versions above; what its ads and Premium subscriptions cost is on our Premium and ads page. For apps, stick to the App Store, Google Play or Google Play Games rather than third-party installer sites.

Is there a free browser game with the same rules?

Yes, but not under the Meowdoku name. The rules Oakever describes are the classic one-star Star Battle rules, and our own free browser puzzle, Cat Zones, uses them with its own boards, a daily puzzle and a leaderboard. It is a separate game made by us, not Meowdoku, and it doesn’t share the official game’s levels or progress.

What hasn’t Oakever announced?

• A Mac version: not listed.
• A browser version: not listed.
• Cross-device progress between phone and PC: the PC store page mentions Google Play Games’ general sync feature, but Oakever’s listings don’t say how progress moves between devices.

For the rules and hearts, see how to play; for strategy, see the tips page.