Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 330 Walkthrough
Clear the magenta umbrella landscape by staging yellow 26, blue 6 and orange 17/24 around huge dark 591 and red 310 reserves.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 330 — Full Solution
- Tap yellow 26, blue 6 and orange 17/24; wait before adding red 26.
- Send red 26, then purple 41 only after a second hole returns.
- Alternate white 16, charcoal 5, cyan 24 and orange 20/30/40 around the reserve traffic.
- Route green 20/35/45/49/50 and red 25/36/40/45/50 in separate waves as the counters fall.
- Use short yellow 5/6/8/22/24/38 and orange 1/3/4/8/15/17/19 between the long reserve-driven cards.
- Keep chained purple/cyan cards closed until the dark reserve drops below 100.
- Finish green 8/17/30/35/50, red 10/20/40/50 and yellow 8/19; wait for Victory.
Colors in this level:
Magenta, Purple, Yellow, Orange, Green, Blue, Cyan, White, Red, Charcoal, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the fifth hole ignores three returning reserve colors that will immediately block the tray.
- Starting chained purple/cyan cards while reserve 591 is still high introduces a new wave before the current landscape phase can finish.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 330 (spoiler-free)
- Wait before red 26 and purple 41 to avoid overloading the opener.
- Count active reserve traffic before every major tap; visually empty bays may already be claimed.
- Keep chained purple/cyan cards closed until the dark reserve drops below 100.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A large magenta-purple umbrella covers orange-yellow hills and rain, green grass and a blue-white handle. Five holes face yellow 26, blue 6, orange 17/24 and red 26; deeper cards include purple 41, white 16, charcoal 5, green 20, red 36/25, cyan 24 and embedded reserves marked brown 5, dark 591 and red 310.
- Goal
- Drain the umbrella, rain, hills, grass and handle, then finish the three embedded reserves until the entire landscape is blank.
- Opening
- Tap yellow 26, blue 6 and orange 17/24, wait for one route to return, then red 26; do not add purple 41 until a second bay opens.
- Danger Zone
- The 591 and 310 reserves feed ants back to apparently empty bays for most of the run. Long purple, red and green 40-50-count cards can fill those bays before reserve ants finish returning.
- Mechanics
- An endurance landscape combines three reserves, chained cards and large late 50-count stacks; the board passes through umbrella, rain, ground and handle phases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the reserves so dangerous in Level 330?
Dark 591 and red 310 feed ants back to visually empty bays throughout the run; any long card tapped when those reserves are active can block every available hole.
When should the chained purple and cyan cards be opened?
After the dark reserve drops below about 100, so the new wave does not compete with the still-active landscape and umbrella streams.