Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 226 Walkthrough
Open green 32, cream 42 and red 34, then alternate red platter, yellow border, and garnish traffic so repeated red routes do not fill every buffer.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 226 — Full Solution
- Tap green 32, then route cream 42 and the first red 34; wait for the opening ants to leave.
- Use cream 30/16 or brown 24 as a separator before red 38/40.
- Clear one yellow 25/35 border lane, then one red-panel lane instead of opening paired red stacks.
- When the red panel exposes green 32 or grey/cream highlights, clear that short route before returning to pink 25 or yellow traffic.
- Alternate the last red, yellow, green, brown, and cream tails; finish garnish and highlight pixels on the open board.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Green, Cream, Brown, Pink, Grey
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not start a second red route while yellow and pink lanes already occupy the buffers.
- Do not leave the late green garnish buried under a fresh red-panel wave.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 226 (spoiler-free)
- Use cream or brown cards to separate two red platter routes.
- Keep a yellow 25/35 exit available while the red panel is still dense.
- Clear a short green or grey route as soon as it surfaces from the panel.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Red food-platter panel with green garnish, grey/cream highlights, dark brown outline, and yellow border. Early cards include green 32, cream 42/36, red 34/38/40, cream 30/16, brown 24, yellow 25/35, and pink 25.
- Goal
- Clear the yellow border, red platter surface, brown outline, green garnish, and grey/cream highlights.
- Opening
- Tap green 32, then use cream 42 and red 34; place cream 30/16 or brown 24 before another red route.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated red 34/38/40 and yellow 25/35 routes can fill the buffer row before the late grey highlights and green garnish surface.
- Mechanics
- Dense three-layer platter board: red center lanes, yellow frame lanes, and green garnish routes share the five pads.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should yellow 25/35 stay available on Level 226?
The yellow border is a reliable release lane when repeated red platter cards would otherwise occupy the five pads.
What should separate two red platter routes?
A cream 30/16 or brown 24 support card, or one cleared yellow-border lane.