Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 335 Walkthrough
Clear the crowned royal jar by opening dark 12, orange 20 and white 12, then splitting white-gold body routes with blue emblem and pink jewel stacks.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 335 — Full Solution
- Tap dark 12, orange 20, and white 12; wait for the dark stream to return a hole.
- Add yellow 10 and gold 12/20 separately, keeping one buffer free at each transition.
- Route blue 3/7/10 and orange 2 between white body waves as the emblem appears.
- Use pink 3/8 and red 1 for crown jewels as they reveal during the mid-phase.
- Alternate late dark 10/12/16 with white 10/16 and gold 5/10 through the jar body.
- Clear the remaining diagonal emblem fragments and dark corner stacks.
- Finish the crown, pink jewels, and last gold trim, then wait for Victory.
Colors in this level:
Dark purple, White, Gold, Orange, Blue, Purple, Pink, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Spending all five holes on white and gold body routes blocks the tiny blue and pink emblem cards.
- Delaying blue 3/7/10 until the late phase, where they compete with dark corner cleanup for the same buffer.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 335 (spoiler-free)
- Reserve one hole for blue or pink throughout the body-clearing phase.
- Alternate body colors (white, gold, yellow) with detail colors (blue, pink, orange).
- Do not launch gold 20 and white 12 together before the dark field returns a hole.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A crowned white-and-gold bottle or royal jar has a blue-purple diagonal emblem, pink crown jewels, and a dark background. Five holes serve dark 10/12, orange 20, white 12, yellow 10/12, gold 5/10/12/20, blue 3/7/10, and pink 3/8.
- Goal
- Clear the dark field, then remove the crown, white jar body, gold trim, blue diagonal emblem, and pink jewels until the board is blank.
- Opening
- Tap dark 12, orange 20, and white 12; add yellow 10 only after the dark stream moves and a hole returns.
- Danger Zone
- Gold/orange 20 and repeated white/yellow 10/12 routes can crowd out the tiny blue 3/7/10 and pink 3/8 emblem cards. Starting too many body colors strands the crown detail cleanup.
- Mechanics
- A mostly white-and-gold object contains a diagonal blue emblem and small jewel colors, so long body routes must alternate with short detail handoffs to keep a buffer free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do blue and pink cards need a reserved hole?
Blue 3/7/10 and pink 3/8 are tiny emblem and jewel stacks that appear between long white-gold body waves. Without a free hole they strand the crown detail cleanup.
When should gold 20 be routed?
After the opening dark 12 and white 12 return a hole. Launching it with the openers fills the tray before yellow 10 can enter.