Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 212 Walkthrough
Open the layered rainbow with cyan 25, stage purple and pale 20s around its outer arc, and wait to send yellow through the newly separated inner stripe.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 212 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 25 and let the outer/end route shorten.
- Add the pale 20 connector while one buffer stays white.
- Clear exposed magenta/purple arc cards one at a time.
- Route yellow inner-stripe cards after the cyan/purple arch has opened.
- Finish pale ends and short cyan, magenta and yellow fragments on the open board.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Purple, Magenta, Yellow, Pale, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not fill the buffer row with fresh cyan, purple and yellow 20s.
- Do not cover the lower cyan endpoint before its route can enter.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 212 (spoiler-free)
- Reserve one buffer for the lower cyan endpoint.
- Run upper-arc 20s serially.
- Take yellow only after cyan and purple have separated.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Magenta, purple, cyan, yellow and pale rainbow arcs with pale/cyan ends. Five buffers cover cyan 25, pale/cyan 20, purple 20 and deeper yellow, pale and pink-purple stacks.
- Goal
- Clear every rainbow band and both end pieces until the arcing picture is blank.
- Opening
- Start cyan 25, then add the pale 20 connector only after a buffer returns; leave yellow for the opened inner arc.
- Danger Zone
- Launching fresh cyan, purple and yellow 20s together blocks the lower cyan endpoint and stalls the arc.
- Mechanics
- Layered rainbow routing: cyan exposes the outer route, purple/magenta drain the upper band, and yellow is delayed inner-stripe cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does cyan 25 open Level 212?
It starts the outer arc and makes room for the lower cyan end that would otherwise be trapped by the other 20-count colours.
When should I use the yellow cards?
Use them after cyan and purple have split the rainbow bands, not while the outer arc still occupies the buffers.