Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 182 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 182 is a leafy white-and-cyan bird portrait with brown 200 and 100 cover counters, a purple-green opener, and a long cyan finish.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 182 — Full Solution
- Tap purple 21, green 20, purple 20, and green 46 from the first visible row left to right; wait for the first loop to reach the hole.
- Continue the opening through purple 14, green 44, purple 24, and green 49, then let it fall through purple 4, green 38, purple 14, and green 39.
- Use the exposed purple and green groups to reduce the brown 200 and 100 cover counters, waiting until the white-cyan bird body is clearly visible.
- Start the bird pass with white 40, cyan 50, green 35, and brown 36 as they expose; let white traffic move through the bird body before adding more purple.
- Route purple 20, green 50, cyan 40, and pale-green 35 / 30 while the bird wings and lower cyan shapes open. Pause when cyan and green ants meet at the right and bottom edges.
- As the brown covers finish, feed the long green-cyan rows around 50 / 40 and the green 35 / 20 groups; do not chase the largest card independently.
- Continue the late cleanup through green 1, cyan 9, green 21, and the remaining cyan 50 / green 40 route, leaving a pad open for a white or brown fragment.
- Wait for the isolated cyan wing tiles and final green-brown ants to enter the hole; the source video ends with an empty board and Level 182 Victory.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Green, Cyan, White, Brown, Pale-green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the brown 200 / 100 family before the purple-green first row has opened the side route.
- Starting purple 50 and brown 36 together while all five pads are occupied.
- Stopping when the bird shape clears and missing the final cyan wing and green route.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 182 (spoiler-free)
- Open purple 21, green 20, purple 20, and green 46 from the first row left to right.
- Wait for the 200 / 100 cover counters to fall and keep a pad free before adding brown 36 or the large cyan groups.
- Follow the last cyan wing tiles and green-brown ants even after the bird body is no longer recognizable.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The pixel art shows a white and cyan bird or airplane-like figure across a green-blue leafy scene, with a brown horizontal body and purple foliage. Brown covered blocks display 200 and 100 near the upper-right and lower body. Five white buffer pads start empty above the grid, and the brown ant hole is centered below. The visible opening rows include purple 21, green 20, purple 20, green 46, then purple 50, purple 20, green 50, and green 25.
- Goal
- Purple clears the left foliage and dark lower accents, green drains the leafy border and upper-right canopy, cyan clears the bird wing and lower body, white removes the pale bird shape, and brown strips the horizontal bars and cover fragments. The last cyan and green ants must clear after the bird silhouette is gone.
- Opening
- Tap the first visible row left to right: purple 21, green 20, purple 20, and green 46. Let the loop run before adding purple 50 or brown 36; the active buffers fall through purple 14, green 44, purple 24, green 49, then purple 4, green 38, purple 14, and green 39.
- Danger Zone
- The brown 200 and 100 covers sit over the bird and lower-right route. Opening the second purple row and brown 36 while the first four colors still occupy the pads makes purple ants clog the left edge and green-cyan ants stack around the hole.
- Mechanics
- The level begins with two large numeric cover counters and changes traffic families in phases: purple-green foliage, white-cyan bird, brown bars, then a long green-cyan cleanup. The picture clears before the route does.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should be tapped first on Level 182?
Use the first row left to right: purple 21, green 20, purple 20, and green 46, then wait for the traffic to open the cover counters.
Why wait on the brown 200 and 100 counters?
They cover the bird route and sit beside the central path. Purple-green traffic must reduce them first or the lower hole fills with mixed ants.
What is the late finish?
The visible bird disappears before the final cyan wing tiles and green-brown ants; keep one pad open and let those small groups finish.