Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 225 Walkthrough
Open yellow 11, magenta 20 and cyan 16, then alternate shell, teal-trail, and lock traffic so the pink-and-purple snail does not consume every buffer.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 225 — Full Solution
- Tap yellow 11, then route the first magenta 20 and cyan 16; wait for the opening ants to move out.
- Use yellow 22/7 or cream 26/20 support before a second pink/magenta 20.
- Clear one purple shell lane, then one cyan/teal trail lane instead of launching paired shell stacks.
- Open and clear a cyan lock or question-card result only with two empty pads.
- Alternate green 25/20 with the last pink, purple, cyan, and pale yellow tails; finish the small trail and shell-outline pixels last.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Purple, Cyan, Green, Yellow, White, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not start paired pink 20 shell routes with a fresh cyan trail route.
- Do not expose the lock or question card without two clear pads.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 225 (spoiler-free)
- Keep two pads open before a cyan lock or question card reveals.
- Use yellow/cream cards to separate fresh shell and trail waves.
- Alternate green companion traffic with the late shell cards.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pink snail body with a purple spiral shell, magenta outline, teal/cyan lower trail, green right-side companion, and pale yellow background. Early cards include yellow 11/22, pink 20/19, cyan 16, cream 26/20, yellow 7/15, purple 15, green 25/20, a cyan lock, and a question card.
- Goal
- Clear the yellow background, pink snail, purple spiral, teal trail, green companion, and pale highlights.
- Opening
- Tap yellow 11, then use the first magenta 20 and cyan 16; place a yellow or cream support card before another pink 20.
- Danger Zone
- Fresh paired pink shell cards plus a cyan trail card hide the lock reveal and strand the green right-side companion.
- Mechanics
- Three-layer snail board: pink/purple shell, cyan trail, and green companion share a lock-gated five-pad route.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does cyan 16 start with the first pink lane on Level 225?
It gives the teal trail an early exit before later pink shell cards occupy the full five-pad row.
What should separate two shell waves?
A short yellow or cream support card, or one reduced cyan trail lane; never another fresh pink 20.