Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 175 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 175 is a crowned clock portrait dominated by four cyan perimeter stacks; clear that field first, then work through the face, rim, card, arrow, yellow oval, and separated purple finish.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 175 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 35, 40, 40, and 70 in the opening order, allowing the first cyan ants to establish the outer loop.
- Follow the cyan counters 25/31/30/31, then 12/18/16/18/37, and wait for that train to clear the central hole before adding face colors.
- Route cyan 5/3/5/24, then black 28 and cyan 10. Keep the cyan background moving while the clock face remains intact.
- Use cyan 24, black 28, cyan 10, yellow 24, and rose/pink 19/18/15 as the next mixed row, pausing when face ants meet the cyan rim traffic.
- Clear the face and left card with black 44/36/21, white 30/18/7/4, red/rose 38/22/11, and orange 18/1.
- Feed orange 18/4/3/2/1 and yellow 11/9/4/2, then follow cyan 13/11/7; each small group must reach the hole before the next color enters.
- Route the separated lower pieces with purple/black 30/25/24, pink 25/22/18, cyan 35/30, and white 75/46/29, leaving one buffer free.
- Clear the top and right-arrow remnants with orange 3, cyan 5/11, black/purple 7/2, and cyan 26, then route pink 25, yellow 30, purple 24/25, and cyan 35.
- Wait through the final mixed perimeter until the lower-left pink/purple cluster, yellow oval, purple arrow, and last cyan edge ants vanish and Victory appears.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Pink, Red, Black, White, Orange, Yellow, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening black, white, or face colors while cyan 35/40/40/70 traffic still fills the bottom perimeter.
- Using all five pads during the cyan phase and leaving no staging space for the black/white clock cleanup.
- Stopping at the empty clock face and skipping the detached lower-left purple/pink cluster, yellow oval, purple arrow, or final cyan edge groups.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 175 (spoiler-free)
- Use cyan 35, 40, 40, and 70 as the complete opening perimeter wave; wait through 25/31/30/31 and 12/18/16/18/37.
- Keep one white buffer pad empty before black 28 and the face colors join the cyan route.
- After the clock breaks apart, separately route the lower-left purple/pink cluster, yellow oval, purple arrow, and last cyan edge groups.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The opening art is a crowned clock-like character on a cyan background. The white clock face has black marks and red cross details with a yellow/orange rim; a pink/white card-like figure and purple checker cluster sit on the left, a white/pink arrow panel points right, a yellow oval sits below, and a dark-purple arrow lies at lower right. Five white buffer pads sit above a purple tray. The first stack row is cyan 35, cyan 40, cyan 40, cyan 70; below are rose 35, cyan 36, cyan 36, orange 30, then pink 25, cyan 40, black 32, and white 40.
- Goal
- Drain cyan from the background and perimeter, black/white/red from the clock face, orange/yellow from the crown, rim, and lower oval, pink/rose from the card and lower-left cluster, and purple from the checker and right arrow. The true clear waits for the top cyan/crown strip, lower-left pink/purple piece, yellow oval, purple arrow, and last cyan edge ants.
- Opening
- Tap cyan 35/40/40/70 first. The active row then moves through cyan 25/31/30/31, cyan 12/18/16/18/37, and cyan 5/3/5/24. Only after that perimeter has room should black 28, cyan 10, yellow 24, and the face colors enter.
- Danger Zone
- Opening black/white/face colors while the four cyan stacks still occupy the bottom perimeter fills the five pads and strands the clock hands or rim. The lower-left purple cluster and yellow oval remain separate late targets even when the clock face is gone.
- Mechanics
- Long multi-phase routing with an oversized cyan background, central clock-face cleanup, orange/yellow rim and oval cleanup, and a separated purple/pink/blue finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why must all four cyan stacks go first?
They create the long perimeter route around the clock. The source shows cyan 25/31/30/31 followed by 12/18/16/18/37 before black and face colors can safely share the central hole.
When should the clock-face colors enter?
Wait until the cyan 5/3/5/24 wave has moved and black 28 is exposed. Then black, white, rose, and orange can clear the face without trapping the cyan background ants.
What is left after the clock portrait disappears?
The top cyan/crown strip, lower-left pink/purple cluster, yellow oval, dark-purple arrow, and final cyan edge groups remain. The video waits for those separate pieces before Victory.