Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 267 Walkthrough
Open the hamburger from the highlighted red 12 and brown 20 edge routes, then alternate tomato, bun, cheese, outline, lettuce and patty lanes as the five buffers return.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 267 — Full Solution
- Tap the highlighted red 12 at the burger edge.
- Tap the adjacent brown 20 on the left, then the adjacent brown 20 on the right as their routes expose; wait for the first red return.
- Send red-brown 15 through the returned bay and let the first tomato edge drain before starting another long brown stack.
- Clear the exposed cream and brown 20 cover counters, waiting while the shared lower hole is still occupied by the bun route.
- Tap the yellow cheese counters as their band opens, including the later yellow 20, and keep one bay available for the cheese stream.
- Use dark purple 22 for the outside outline only after the cheese counters have shortened.
- Route the green lettuce band when a brown or cream bay returns, then wait for the green ants to leave the lower hole.
- Take the late brown patty and bun lanes, including brown 15, without combining them with dark purple 9 in a full buffer.
- Clear red 10 and red 6 tomato tails, then use dark purple 5 and dark purple 9 for the remaining outline gaps.
- Finish the last yellow, cream and brown counters one at a time and wait for the hamburger drawing to disappear.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Red, Green, Yellow, Cream, Dark purple, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting dark purple 22 before the yellow cheese has a returned bay fills the buffer and covers the middle burger layers.
- Treating brown 20 bun and patty counters as one unrestricted wave can leave red 6 and the final cheese squares trapped.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 267 (spoiler-free)
- Use red 12 as the opener, then alternate brown 20 and red-brown 15 with waits instead of launching every brown stack together.
- Open the yellow cheese before the second long dark-purple route and keep one buffer free for the cheese ants.
- Treat dark purple 5/9 and red 6 as endgame tails; they are not substitutes for the early bun routes.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A pale cream and pink grid holds a hamburger with brown bun and patty bands, green lettuce, red tomato, yellow cheese and a dark-purple outline. The visible front row includes brown 20, red 12, brown 20 and red-brown 15, followed by red 10, brown 15 and dark purple 22; five white buffer slots sit at the lower edge.
- Goal
- Peel the outer bun and tomato edge, expose the cheese and lettuce bands, and finish the dark outline and short ingredient tails without letting a long brown route occupy every buffer.
- Opening
- Red 12 is the first highlighted route; follow it with the two adjacent brown 20 stacks, then red-brown 15 after a red or brown bay returns.
- Danger Zone
- During the first brown-red handoff, the lower hole remains occupied even when a slot looks white. Starting dark purple 22 or another brown 20 too early hides the yellow cheese band and blocks the next ingredient route.
- Mechanics
- The burger interleaves similarly colored bun and patty bands. Red tomato, green lettuce and yellow cheese are reveal layers, while dark purple traces the outline and must be delayed until the middle bands have room.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which stack starts Level 267?
The highlighted red 12 starts the visible sequence. Follow it with the two adjacent brown 20 routes and wait for a red or brown return before red-brown 15.
When should I tap the dark-purple outline?
Use dark purple 22 after the yellow cheese stream has shortened, then reserve dark purple 5/9 for the late outline gaps after red 10 and red 6.