Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 115 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 115 is a pink bird framed by cyan sky and two yellow ledges. The opener is not generic background traffic: the contact sheet shows a tiny cyan 6, then the cyan 25 / 35 family, before yellow 33 / 28 and the dark 36 / 18 outline waves take over the lane.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 115 — Full Solution
- Tap the tiny cyan 6 opener first. Let that small wave start the top sky strip before any heavy body color enters the hole.
- Follow it with the clearly surfaced cyan 25 and cyan 35 waves so the upper border and the right-side sky patch are both live. Hold the long pink body stacks during this setup.
- Bring in yellow 33 first, then the later yellow 28 and yellow 17 platform waves once the sky route is already moving. Those yellow waves claim the lower-left and lower-right ledges and stop the perimeter from clogging later.
- Start the dark outline phase with dark 36 and dark 18 after the ledges are open. Those dark ants shape the belly and foot contour before the heavy pink body drain begins.
- Drain the pink body in the numbered waves the contact sheet keeps surfacing, led by pink 18 and the repeated pink 35 stacks. Thread the red 46 accent and the mid-size dark cleanup between pink waves only after one pink queue is already clearing, and keep the far-right white buffer open for correction traffic.
- Clear the run with the late cyan 40 / 48 cleanup for the top-right sky patch, the yellow 38 / 47 ledge leftovers, and the last dark singles. The board clears when the bird body is gone and that last cyan corner disappears.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Yellow, Pink, Orange, Blue, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Launching the early pink 18 or the first pink 35 waves before cyan and yellow have already claimed the top strip and both ledges, which strands the late cyan cleanup behind bird-body traffic.
- Spending the far-right white buffer on an early orange or pink click, which removes the only safe landing spot for the final cyan corner or dark outline cleanup.
- Treating the bird body as the opener. Level 115 is solved from the perimeter inward, not from the portrait outward.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 115 (spoiler-free)
- Open with the smallest cyan stack and keep cyan ahead until the top strip and right corner are active.
- Let yellow claim both lower ledges before you commit to the long pink body waves.
- Save the right-side buffer for late cyan or dark cleanup, not for an early vanity tap.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Portrait bird board with a pink bird facing right, a cyan sky band across the top plus a cyan block in the upper-right corner, two yellow ledges on the lower left and lower right, and a dark outline around the belly, tail, and feet. The 5-slot active row opens with a tiny cyan 6 already visible beside the first active pad, followed by an orange-yellow 25 family and one white buffer on the far right. The next clearly surfaced opener frames show cyan 25, cyan 35, yellow 33, then cyan 6, white 11, purple 28, red 46, and later cyan 2, yellow 17, dark 36, and pink 18 in the active row. The grid beneath repeatedly shows cyan 40, yellow 40, yellow 40, and pink 35, with deeper cyan 48, yellow 38 / 47, pink 35 / 35, dark 39, and later dark cleanup singles.
- Goal
- Cyan waves clear the top sky strip and the upper-right corner. Yellow stacks remove both lower ledges. Pink waves drain the bird's head, wing, belly, and tail, while dark outline traffic clears the lower contour and orange-yellow accents finish the beak and foot details.
- Opening
- The tiny cyan 6 opener goes first, and the contact sheet then clearly shows cyan 25 and cyan 35 surfacing behind it before the first yellow platform wave arrives. Level 115 wants the sky route active before the heavier portrait colors start. Once the cyan top edge is moving, yellow 33 and the later yellow 28 / 17 platform waves are safe; the long pink body queues wait until both sky and ledge traffic have already claimed the perimeter.
- Danger Zone
- The biggest failure line is tapping the pink 36 or any of the pink 35 body waves before the cyan sky strip and yellow ledges are already moving. That parks pink ants on the bird while the late cyan 40 cleanup still needs the same path. The other trap is filling the right-side white buffer too early, which leaves no landing spot for the final cyan corner or dark cleanup stack.
- Mechanics
- Perimeter-first single-hole routing with twin cyan sky openers, two yellow ledges, and a long late pink body drain. Compared with earlier portrait boards that open on the main figure, Level 115 makes the background lane and the ledges go first, then pivots into dark outline traffic and several bulky pink body queues.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 115?
Start with the tiny cyan 6 opener, then keep the surfaced cyan 25 and cyan 35 sequence moving. The sky strip and upper-right corner need the route before the heavy pink body stacks can safely enter.
Why do I get stuck near the end of Colony Flow Level 115?
The usual cause is switching to pink too early or spending the right-side buffer too soon. The last cyan 40 cleanup for the top-right sky patch still needs a lane after the body is already shrinking.