Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 244 Walkthrough
Open the rainbow and waves with cyan 34 and pink 35, then thread short cloud cards between the long 40/46 routes and the blue, green, red and yellow locked holes.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 244 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 34, wait for its wave route to leave the hole, then tap pink 35.
- Tap pink 6, cyan 3, white 5 and green 14 to open the first cloud and wave edges.
- Tap pink 25, dark green 22, white 9 and green 11; wait for ants to reach the blue locked-hole edge.
- Tap pink 3, dark green 16, cyan 28, red 17 and green 7 from the upper rainbow toward the lower waves.
- Tap cyan 19, dark green 11, red 3 and green 4 so the short red route opens its nearby lock lane.
- Tap light green 18, green 7, magenta 30 and green 1 to connect the rainbow underside and cloud edge.
- Tap green 14, green 3, pink 29, pink 29 and white 16, reserving two buffers for later 40/46 lanes.
- Tap green 9, green 1, cyan 27 and pink 21, then wait for the blue route to spread from the lock.
- Tap green 4, pink 24, yellow 17, green 23 and cyan 38 in that order; do not pair cyan 38 with a fresh cyan 40.
- Tap cyan 23, green 20, pink 35 and pink 28, waiting for wave ants to leave the hole before the next long lane.
- Tap pink 35, green 15, cyan 8 and pink 21 to shorten the cloud and purple-rainbow bands.
- Tap green 15, green 12, pink 16 and pink 7, then wait until the green locked-hole area opens.
- Tap green 4, green 9, white 13, cyan 25 and white 20 to clear the white cloud and wave crossing.
- Tap green 4, green 3, cyan 27 and cyan 32, with a returned buffer between the two cyan routes.
- Tap yellow 19, green 2, yellow 6, yellow 34 and cyan 38 to finish the yellow outer arc and top stars.
- Tap pink 1, pink 40, pink 25, green 7 and green 7, allowing pink 40 to drain alone before the next long card.
- Tap gray 5, pink 34, white 25, pink 14 and green 26 to clear the cloud edge and pink tail.
- Tap cyan 35, pink 29 and green 22, then cyan 22, gray 16, cyan 32 and green 19.
- After the green, red and yellow locks are open, finish green 35, yellow 35, pink 40, light green 20 and cyan 40/42 tails one at a time until the board is blank.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Pink, White, Green, Red, Yellow, Purple, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not start fresh cyan 40/46 or pink 35/45 routes together; they leave no buffer for the short lock-opening cards.
- Do not treat a visible lock icon as a normal stack; wait until the preceding coloured route has opened that hole.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 244 (spoiler-free)
- Start with one cyan 34 and one pink 35; do not launch cyan 40 and cyan 46 together.
- Use short 3/5/6/7/9/11/14 cards to open locked-hole edges before the next 35/40/46 route.
- After a 40 or 46 route starts, wait until ants leave the centre hole and keep two buffers open for the crossing wave.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pink-purple sky and clouds above a yellow-to-red-to-purple rainbow, a green middle arc and cyan-white waves. Opening buffers show cyan 34 and pink 35 above cyan 40, white 34, a blue locked hole and green 30, with pink 38, light green 18, cyan 46 and white 35 below.
- Goal
- Clear the rainbow arcs, clouds, green band, white/cyan waves and every locked-hole route until the board is blank.
- Opening
- Tap cyan 34, wait, then pink 35; use pink 6, cyan 3, white 5 and green 14 before committing another long 40/46 route.
- Danger Zone
- Cyan 40/46 and pink 35/38/45 cards consume all five buffers; blue, green, red and yellow locks need short support cards between long lanes.
- Mechanics
- Multi-layer rainbow-and-wave board where long colour arcs unlock in stages; buffer discipline and the observed short-card order control access to locked holes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should Level 244's long routes be staged?
Use one cyan or pink 35/40/46 route at a time, then insert a short support card after a buffer returns before starting the next long arc.
Why do the locked holes matter on the rainbow board?
The blue, green, red and yellow locks gate different rainbow and wave sections, so skipping the observed short-card order strands long routes behind a closed hole.