Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 112 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 112 is a pink cat on a bright green field with two bee targets. The empty active row has to be opened by green field stacks first, because black bee bands, yellow-orange bee bodies, pink cat fill, and late white eyes all share the same lower entrance under the middle bee.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 112 — Full Solution
- Promote dark green 40 into the empty active row first, then bring up green 20. Let those ants claim the lower-left field and first grass curls before you touch black 22, pink 25, or white 40.
- Keep feeding the remaining green opener stacks as space appears: green 35, green 45, and green 30. Use them to wrap the outer field, top grass band, and both lower-side curls while the entrance lane is still mostly green-only traffic.
- Once the side grass and top rim are clearly started, bring in black 22 and the first later black refill. Those black ants start the cat outline, whiskers, and the dark bands around both bees. Do not send white yet.
- Follow black with yellow 68 and the orange bee-body wave when the bee outlines are already open. That sequence clears the yellow bee rings and flower centers without parking yellow on unfinished outline cells.
- Bring in pink 25 and the later pink refills after the rim traffic is stable. Pink clears the cat face, ears, and nose while black keeps finishing whiskers and the lower bee border.
- Use white 40 and the late white refills only after pink and black have already opened the eye sockets and wing spaces. White then lands cleanly in the eyes, bee wings, and flower petals instead of clogging the center.
- Finish with the remaining green, black, and white cleanup around the top-right bee, the lower bee ring, and the last field corners. The level clears when the cat face, both bees, and the final green border cells all clear together.
Colors in this level:
Green, Pink, Black, Yellow, Orange, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending black 22 while the green 35 and green 45 field waves are still on the perimeter, which steals the only entrance lane and leaves the side grass curls unfinished.
- Firing white 40 before pink and black have opened the eye sockets and bee wings, so white ants park in the middle and the cat-face finish has to wait behind them.
- Using yellow 68 before the bee bands are already outlined in black, which spreads yellow onto open bee-body cells and delays the orange and black cleanup.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 112 (spoiler-free)
- Open with the green field sequence, not the cat colors. Dark green 40 and green 20 need the entrance lane before black, pink, or white can share it.
- Hold white 40 until the eye sockets and bee wings are already open. Early white traffic clogs the center and delays the pink face finish.
- Send yellow only after black has started the bee bands, so the yellow bee bodies land inside shaped outlines instead of spreading too early.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The board opens in portrait view with a pink cat face centered on a bright green field, a yellow-and-black bee at the top right, another bee at the lower middle above the ant hole, and small white flowers on both sides. Dark green grass curls run around the lower rim and top band. The 5-cell active row starts empty. Visible source stacks underneath open as row 1: pink 25, white 40, black 22. Row 2: yellow 68, green 20, green 30. Row 3: green 35, dark green 40, green 45. The first promoted traffic is green, so the board begins by feeding the field and perimeter grass before the cat face, bee stripes, or white eye cells are safe.
- Goal
- Dark green 40 plus green 20, green 30, green 35, and green 45 spread across the bright field, top grass band, and lower curls around both bees. Pink 25 and later pink refills clear the cat face, ears, and nose accents. Black 22 plus later black refills clear the cat outline, whiskers, and the dark bee bands. Yellow 68 and the later orange wave clear the bee bodies and flower centers. White 40 and later white refills clear the eyes, bee wings, and flower petals. The level only clears when the cat, both bees, and the final field corners all finish together.
- Opening
- The opener is the empty-active-row green sequence. Dark green 40 is promoted first, then green 20, and then more green field stacks while the outer grass ring is still open. Those first waves claim the lower-left field, border curls, and top grass before the narrower cat and bee lanes get crowded. Black 22 and white 40 stay parked until the rim traffic is already underway.
- Danger Zone
- Black 22 or white 40 is the main trap if either one is sent while green 35 and green 45 are still circling the rim. That steals the only entrance lane from the field and leaves the side curls and top band open. Yellow is the second trap when it goes before black has started the bee bands, because yellow ants spread onto open bee-body cells without the dark outline in place. Early white also parks on the eyes and wings and delays the later pink cat-face finish.
- Mechanics
- Empty-active perimeter routing with an all-green field opener, two separate bee targets, and late white cleanup. Unlike Level 106's same-color yellow queue, Level 112 uses green to open the map, then pivots into black outline traffic and only later releases the pink cat fill plus white eye and wing cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I promote first in Colony Flow Level 112?
Start with the green field opener, led by dark green 40 and then green 20. Level 112 begins with an empty active row, and the perimeter grass plus field need that lower entrance before black, pink, yellow, or white traffic can safely share it.
When is white 40 safe in Colony Flow Level 112?
Wait until black has already shaped the bee bands and cat outline and pink has started the face. Then white can drop into the eyes, wings, and petals instead of clogging the center while those tighter lanes are still unopened.