Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 139 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 139 is a sky-and-platform cat board where the cyan field and green grass strips have to open first, because the warm body and tiny dark edge cleanup all compete for the same single ant hole afterward.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 139 — Full Solution
- Start with the earliest field family, especially green 23, cyan 24, and white 37, so the sky wall and first platform edge begin moving before the cat body floods the center.
- Keep the platforms and broad outer field alive with the next green-and-cyan sequence, especially several green stacks and cyan 45 / 44. Those wide lanes need to be open before the warm body colors take over.
- Bring in the body family only after the field is clearly moving. several orange stacks and yellow 50 are much safer once the sky and both grass strips already own the route.
- Add the dark rock and outline family in parallel so the left mound, paws, and tiny contour fragments do not strand until the very end.
- Use the late high-value cyan cleaners such as cyan 64 / 75 to finish the upper wall and cloud patch after the body and platforms are already reduced.
- Finish with the last warm body bits, the final dark edge fragments, and the remaining white cloud cells. The board clears when the sky edge, grass platforms, and center body all disappear together.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, White, Green, Yellow, Orange, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending the warm body waves before the cyan sky and green platforms are already active, which parks ants in the middle while the broad outer wall still needs the lane.
- Leaving the dark rock and paw fragments until too late, which strands tiny edge pockets behind the last sky cleanup.
- Treating the cat body as the opener instead of the field and platforms.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 139 (spoiler-free)
- Open the sky and both grass strips before the cat body.
- Let the dark rock and paw fragments move before endgame so they do not strand behind the last sky cleanup.
- Save the highest cyan cleaners for the late outer wall and cloud patch.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Seated cat-like portrait inside the white frame. A broad pale-cyan sky clears the upper background, a white cloud patch sits near the top center, a yellow-orange cat or fox body faces right in the middle, a dark purple rock or mound lies on the left, and bright green grass platforms run under the figure on both sides. A single dark ant hole sits below the picture. The active row starts empty and then quickly surfaces green 23, cyan 24, white 37, green 17, green 20, later the heavy orange center waves, yellow 50, the several cyan stacks, the several dark outline stacks, green 30 / 35, and small late pale cleanup singles.
- Goal
- Cyan and white stacks clear the sky, the white cloud patch, and the late outer wall. Yellow and orange drain the cat body and warm tail / face highlights. Green finishes the left and right grass platforms. Dark clears the left rock, paws, and small outline fragments. The board only clears when the final sky edge, last green platform strips, and remaining cat-body accents disappear together.
- Opening
- The opener is field-and-platform first. Green 23, cyan 24, and white 37 surface immediately, so the safe start is to open the sky wall and first grass edge before the warm body colors flood the middle. The orange and yellow family is much cleaner once the outer wall and both platform lanes are already moving.
- Danger Zone
- The body family is the greed trap. If the big orange or yellow waves enter before the cyan sky and green platform lanes are already active, ants park on the central cat body while the huge outer wall still needs the route. The second trap is delaying the dark rock and paw fragments until too late.
- Mechanics
- Empty-row pet routing with a broad sky opener, twin grass platforms, and a delayed warm body drain. The board opens through top sky and bottom platforms first, then lets the center body take over.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 139?
Start with the field family, especially green 23, cyan 24, and white 37. The sky and grass strips control the board, and the warm body is much safer once those outer lanes are already moving.
Why does the cat body jam Colony Flow Level 139?
Because it is a central mass behind a broad sky wall and two platform lanes. If it enters before the field is already shrinking, ants park in the center and block the same hole the outer wall still needs.