Colony Flow! level guide

Colony Flow! Level 103 Walkthrough

medium 4 colors

Colony Flow Level 103 is a green scooter with gold trim. Yellow 50 clears the outline first; green 50 body and black 40 wheels only share the path after that trim is moving.

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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 103 — Full Solution

  1. Raise yellow 50 from source row 1 into active cell 1. Yellow ants start the seat and gold outline. Wait for the first yellow ants to clear the bottom edge. Do not raise black 40 yet.
  2. Raise green 50 from source row 1 into the next free cell. Green ants start the lime body. One beat after yellow keeps the outline path clear.
  3. Raise the yellow trim refill from source row 3 into a free pad. That wave finishes remaining outline and star cells while green 50 is still working.
  4. Raise the green body refill from source row 3. Green continues the scooter body. Still hold black 40.
  5. Raise black 40 from source row 2. Black ants clear the wheels and chassis lines on the bottom edge. Only legal once yellow and green openers have started.
  6. Raise the white roof pad from source row 2 and the black wheel refill from source row 3 into the last free buffers. White clears the cabin roof; the last black cubes finish any open wheel cells. The scooter is done when the last cube is routed off the board and the clear banner shows.

Colors in this level:

Yellow, Green, Black, White

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Raising black 40 before yellow 50 and green 50 have started, so black ants sit on remaining wheel cells and block body traffic.
  • Filling every active pad with green body refills before the white roof can climb, so the cabin never gets a buffer.
  • Sending the black wheel refill before black 40 has started the wheels, which doubles black traffic and freezes the late yellow stars.
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Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 103 (spoiler-free)

  • Yellow 50 first, green 50 second. Outline before body.
  • Leave black 40 in source row 2 until both yellow and green openers have left the bottom edge.
  • Save one active pad for the white roof. A full green dump starves the cabin.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
Portrait board with a green scooter pixel portrait on a cream field: lime body, yellow seat and outline, white cabin roof, black wheels, and yellow star sparkles. Working area under the dirt strip is a 5-cell active row over a compact source grid. Active row opens empty / empty / empty / empty / empty. Source row 1: yellow 50, green 50. Source row 2: white roof pad, black 40. Source row 3: yellow trim refill, green body refill, black wheel refill.
Goal
Yellow 50 and the yellow trim refill clear seat, outline, and stars. Green 50 and the green body refill clear the lime scooter body. Black 40 and the black wheel refill clear wheels and chassis lines. White roof traffic clears the cabin roof.
Opening
Raise yellow 50 first. The gold outline sits on the scooter edge and is the first color the ant trail can clear cleanly. Green 50 rises second for the body. Black 40 stays parked in source row 2 until outline and body are both moving.
Danger Zone
Black 40 is the jam stack. Wheels sit on the bottom edge; send them before yellow 50 and green 50 have claimed that edge and black ants stall on remaining wheel cells. The softer trap is flooding every active pad with green body refills before the white roof pad can climb.
Mechanics
Compact empty-active routing with four color families. Simpler than the rooster on Level 102, but the held black 40 wheel stack still decides whether the board finishes cleanly.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the opener on Colony Flow Level 103?

    Yellow 50 from source row 1. It clears the gold outline and seat before green 50 body or black 40 wheels may rise into the empty active row.

  • When can black 40 move on Colony Flow Level 103?

    After yellow 50 and green 50 have both started. The wheels share the bottom edge with the outline; early black freezes that edge and traps the white roof cleanup.

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