Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 150 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 150 is a curled yellow sleeping-cat board where cyan sky and yellow body traffic must lead, while pink-white highlights, the small red face accent, and black outline stacks wait for clean midgame passes.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 150 — Full Solution
- Start with cyan 2, yellow 30, and pink 16. Cyan opens the sky, yellow starts the curled body, and pink begins the highlight pocket before any family monopolizes the single ant hole.
- Add cyan 45, black 30, pink 55, and the next yellow 30 as they rise. The black outline pass should begin while the body and sky are still broad, and pink should not overtake the route yet.
- Keep yellow dominant through the center with the heavy yellow body waves, plus orange 44 when it appears, so the curled body and tail keep shrinking.
- Use pink, red, and white highlights after the body is active: the several pink stacks, red 10, and several white stacks clear the cap, mouth/cheek accent, belly, and small face patches without trapping the sky.
- Return to the dark outline in midgame with black 40, black 45, black 20, black 15, and black 5. Those small cells are what separate the yellow body from the remaining cyan field.
- Finish with the late cyan stacks, the heavy yellow body waves, orange 44, and final black-white trim. The board clears when the cyan sky, curled body, and cap highlights disappear together.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Yellow, Orange, Pink, White, Black, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Letting pink 55, red 10, and the later pink-white highlights flood the route before the sky corners and yellow body are already open.
- Saving black outline stacks until the end, which strands the eye, tail curve, and body border between cyan and yellow cleanup.
- Treating cyan 2 and pink 16 as throwaway openers instead of using cyan for sky traffic and pink for the early highlight pocket from the first beat.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 150 (spoiler-free)
- Let cyan and yellow lead the solve.
- Use black outline stacks in the middle, not only at the end.
- Hold the pink-white highlight pocket and red face accent until the body and sky are both active.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Curled yellow sleeping cat under a crescent-like cap inside the white frame. A cyan sky field clears the background, the main curled body is yellow and orange, white and pink patches mark the cap, belly, ear, and face highlights, a tiny red face accent sits near the mouth/cheek, and black cells outline the body, tail curve, eye, and small trim. A single ant hole is below the portrait. The first row shows cyan 2, yellow 30, pink 16, and two empty pads; the grid below shows cyan 45, black 30, pink 55, yellow 30, pink 20, red 10, the later yellow stacks, black 40, yellow 40, yellow 30, and white 30.
- Goal
- Cyan stacks clear the sky field and late background pockets. Yellow and orange stacks drain the curled cat body, tail, and lower strip. Pink and white stacks finish the cap, belly, and face highlights. Red 10 handles the small mouth/cheek accent. Black stacks clear the outline, eye, and small trim. The level only clears when the cyan background is already open enough for the yellow body to drain without trapping black outline cleanup.
- Opening
- The opener is sky plus main body. Cyan 2, yellow 30, and pink 16 are visible immediately: cyan opens the sky, yellow starts the curled body, and pink begins the early highlight pocket. The next wave uses cyan 45, black 30, pink 55, and yellow 30; black outlines the first edge, pink begins the large highlight pocket, and yellow keeps the body shrinking.
- Danger Zone
- The pink/white highlight pocket is the central trap. If several pink stacks and several white stacks flood the route while the cyan sky still covers the board corners, ants collect around the belly and cap and leave the background wall stranded. The other trap is postponing the several black outline stacks too long.
- Mechanics
- Capstone curled-body routing with a broad cyan background, a heavy yellow/orange body, and narrow black outlines. The solve alternates between sky and body while using pink-white highlights only after their surrounding shapes are open.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should lead Colony Flow Level 150?
Cyan and yellow should lead together. Cyan opens the sky field, yellow drains the curled cat body, and both need to be moving before pink-white highlights or the small red face accent take over.
Why do I need black stacks before the end in Colony Flow Level 150?
Black cells form the outline between the body and sky. If black waits until every highlight is draining, the final yellow and cyan stacks can strand each other around the tail and cap trim.