Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 147 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 147 is a hooded-face board where the cyan-green background and orange hood frame have to open first, because the pale face, red facial accents, and tiny dark feature cleanup all compete for the same single ant hole afterward.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 147 — Full Solution
- Start with the loaded outer-family opener, especially green 34, green 9, orange 16, and orange 25, so the outer wall and the first hood frame begin shrinking together.
- Keep the structural field moving with more green and orange, especially several green stacks and the heavy orange center waves, until the top and side wall are clearly reduced.
- Bring in the pale face family only after the wall and hood are already active. several pale stacks are much safer once the surrounding frame owns the lane.
- Add the stronger red face accents through midgame so the cheek lines and lower feature strips do not strand until the end.
- Use the tiny dark eye and mouth inserts after the face pocket is already open. Those micro-details should never outrank the broad wall or the hood frame.
- Finish with the last background cleaners, the remaining hood edge, and the final pale face patches. The board clears when the outer field, hood outline, and face pocket all disappear together.
Colors in this level:
Green, Cyan, Orange, White, Red, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Flooding the row with pale face traffic before the outer wall and hood are already shrinking, which parks ants in the center and slows the structural cleanup.
- Leaving the tiny dark eye and mouth details until too late, which strands the last hood corner and cheek contour behind micro-cleanup.
- Treating the face pocket as the opener instead of the field around it.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 147 (spoiler-free)
- Open the field and hood before the face.
- Use the red accents in midgame so the lower facial lines do not strand until the end.
- Save the tiniest eye and mouth details for after the face pocket is already open.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Hooded face portrait inside the white frame. A broad cyan-and-green background clears the top and both sides, a pale face sits in the center, orange-brown hair or hood framing wraps around it, and a small lower body or scarf strip sits near the bottom center. Dark and brown accent cells outline the eyes, mouth, and lower cheek curves. A single dark ant hole sits below the portrait. The active row begins with green 34, one empty pad, green 9, orange 16, and orange 25, then rotates into pale 63, the heavy orange center waves, the several green stacks, the several white stacks, red 97 / 67, and small late black or pale inserts.
- Goal
- Cyan and green stacks clear the broad background field and late top-right wall. Orange and brown drain the hood or hair framing plus the lower facial contour. White and pale finish the face and cheek highlights. Red handles stronger face accents and late lower feature lines. Dark clears the tiny eye and mouth details. The board only clears when the final background wall, remaining hood edge, and last pale face pockets disappear together.
- Opening
- The opener is field-plus-frame first. Green 34, green 9, orange 16, and orange 25 all appear immediately, so the safest start is to get the broad outer wall and first hood frame moving together. The big pale face fillers and tiny dark facial details are later traffic.
- Danger Zone
- The face pocket is the greed trap. If the the several pale stacks family floods the row before the outer background and orange hood are already moving, ants park in the center face and block the same lane the broad wall still needs. The second trap is ignoring the tiny dark eye and mouth details until the very end.
- Mechanics
- Framed face routing with three clear layers: a huge outer field, a medium hood frame, and a small inner face pocket. The solve wants background first, hood second, face and micro-features last.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 147?
Start with the green-and-orange outer family. The cyan-green field and hood frame control the board, and the pale face becomes much safer once that outer structure is already shrinking.
Why does the face jam Colony Flow Level 147?
Because it is a small central pocket inside a much larger outer wall and hood. If the face enters too early, ants park in the center and block the same hole the structural frame still needs.