Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 107 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 107 is an orange cat face on a cyan field where the opening cyan 6 / 2 / 20 trio and black 37 ear wave have to clear before the heavy yellow face stacks, pink cheeks, brown muzzle bars, and the final cyan 22 cleanup can share the single starting buffer.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 107 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 6 in active slot 1, then cyan 2 in slot 2, then cyan 20 in slot 3. These three small cyan waves start the bottom and side background ring around the cat and free the route above the ant hole. Keep active slot 5 empty.
- Tap black 37 in active slot 4 once the cyan trio has started climbing. Black ants clear the ear tips, eye slits, and dark outline around the forehead. Do not send brown 47 or pink 31 yet.
- Tap yellow 50 and yellow 45 from the first visible source row as they rise into the active row, then keep feeding the surfaced yellow refills such as 48, 28, 35, and 18. These are the big face-body waves that open the forehead, cheeks, and lower jaw.
- Between those yellow waves, feed the cyan and black refills the video surfaces next instead of chaining one color until the queue locks. The confirmed midgame rises include cyan 30, cyan 40, cyan 27, cyan 14 and black 27, 25, 23. Use the white buffer only to let those stacks surface cleanly.
- Once the face body is mostly open, send pink 31 and the later pink 18 / 3 waves for the cheek stripes. After that, route brown 47 and the late brown 40 / 12 / 2 waves for the nose and short mouth bars above the hole. These accent colors only travel cleanly after yellow has exposed their cells.
- Finish with the remaining late cleanup stacks as they surface: black 18 / 14 / 7 / 6 / 5, yellow 16 / 9 / 8 / 7, and the last cyan 37 / 35 / 9 waves. The final visible closer is cyan 22, which clears the last background cells after the rest of the cat is already gone.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Yellow, Black, Pink, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping brown 47 or the later brown 40 too early, which strands brown ants on the tiny muzzle bars and blocks the pink cheek wave behind them.
- Filling the only starting white buffer with an early yellow refill, which leaves no landing space when cyan 40 or black 23 needs to rise.
- Sending pink 31 before the black outline and yellow face center are open, which parks pink ants on half-cleared cheek cells and delays the final cyan 22 cleanup.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 107 (spoiler-free)
- Open with cyan 6, cyan 2, cyan 20, then black 37. That is the one clearly stable early sequence shown in the video.
- Use the only white buffer as staging space, not as an excuse to front-load yellow. Midgame cyan and black refills need that slot to rise.
- Hold pink and brown until the yellow face center is already open. The cheek stripes and mouth bars are tiny endgame targets.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The board opens in portrait view with a cat-face pixel portrait: a large orange-yellow face on a cyan background, black ear tips and thin dark outline, pink cheek stripes on both sides, and a tiny brown nose / mouth cluster above the single ant hole. Below the dirt strip sits a 5-cell active row over a compact source grid. The active row starts as cyan 6, cyan 2, cyan 20, black 37, and one white empty buffer slot. The next visible source line is brown 47, yellow 50, yellow 45, pink 31. Behind that are one yellow 22 stack, cyan 30, yellow 35, yellow 4, and several covered stacks that later surface as more yellow, cyan, black, pink, and brown refills such as yellow 48 / 28 / 18 / 16 / 9 / 8 / 7, cyan 40 / 27 / 14 / 37 / 35 / 22, black 27 / 25 / 23 / 18 / 14 / 7 / 6 / 5, pink 18 / 3, and brown 40 / 12 / 2.
- Goal
- Cyan stacks clear the large cyan field around the cat. Yellow stacks clear the main cat face and jaw. Black stacks clear the ear tips, eye slits, and dark outline. Pink stacks clear the cheek stripes, and brown stacks clear the tiny nose and mouth bars above the ant hole. The run is only finished once the late cyan 22 stack is allowed to take the last open background cells.
- Opening
- The video opens by draining the active-row cyan trio first: cyan 6, then cyan 2, then cyan 20. Those three waves start the lower background ring and free the single route around the chin. Black 37 follows once the cyan ants have started moving, because the black ear and eye-line lane is the next narrow target that must open before the big yellow face stacks.
- Danger Zone
- Brown 47 is the obvious trap. If it is sent before the yellow face and black eye line have opened, brown ants stall on the tiny nose / mouth bars and block the later pink 31 cheek pass behind them. The other trap is burning the only starting white buffer on an early yellow refill, because the midgame cyan 40 or black 23 refill then has nowhere to rise. Pink 31 is also late on purpose; sent too early, it parks on half-cleared cheek cells and delays the final cyan cleanup.
- Mechanics
- Level 107 is a single-hole, single-buffer perimeter-routing board with a front-loaded cyan opener, a long yellow body phase, and late brown / pink accent cleanup. Unlike the more compact scooter board on Level 103, this cat portrait starts with three small cyan background stacks already sitting in the active row, so the player has to cash those in, then open the black outline, then let the yellow face flood before the tiny accent colors and the final cyan 22 closer can finish safely.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the safest opener for Colony Flow Level 107?
Open with the active-row cyan trio in order: cyan 6, cyan 2, cyan 20, then tap black 37. That clears the background ring and starts the ear / eye outline before the heavy yellow face stacks take over.
Why do brown and pink feel wrong when I tap them early on Colony Flow Level 107?
Because the brown nose / mouth bars and the pink cheek stripes are tiny accent targets that only open after the yellow face and black outline have already moved. Early brown or pink ants stall on those half-open cells and trap the later cyan cleanup behind them.