Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 342 Walkthrough
Clear the eye-shaped flower by opening cyan 21, charcoal 15, green 43 and cyan 22, then alternate petals, leaves and hidden stacks.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 342 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 21, charcoal 15, green 43 and cyan 22 to start the surround and leaves.
- Wait for one hole to return, then send orange 35 for the outer petals.
- Route yellow 25 and 28 into separate holes as the inner rings appear.
- Alternate cyan 40/45 and charcoal 40/46 with yellow 25/30 through the concentric layers.
- Send green 15/34/48/55 between petal waves, keeping the stem buffer clear.
- Reveal hidden cards one at a time only after a cyan or charcoal route returns.
- Clear short yellow 1/4/5/11/16/19/24, orange 1/10/13/14/30 and cyan 3/8/16 fragments.
- Finish the eye centre and wait for Victory.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, White, Charcoal, Green, Orange, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Completing the outer petal rings before routing the green stem blocks the leaf cards from reaching a clean buffer.
- Opening two hidden cards together while long yellow and cyan routes are active fills the tray with no return lane.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 342 (spoiler-free)
- Wait after the four opening stacks before adding orange 35.
- Keep one buffer hole dedicated to the green stem and leaf route.
- Reveal hidden cards only one at a time, after a long petal route returns.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A large orange-yellow eye-shaped flower sits above two green leaves on a cyan-white field. Five holes face cyan 21, charcoal 15, green 43 and cyan 22. Deeper cards include orange 35, yellow 25/28/30, charcoal 40/46, cyan 40/45, green 15/34/48/55 and several hidden cards.
- Goal
- Remove the cyan surround and white field, then the concentric orange-yellow petals, green leaves and stem, and finally the charcoal-white eye centre.
- Opening
- Tap cyan 21, charcoal 15, green 43 and cyan 22, then wait for one hole to return before sending orange 35.
- Danger Zone
- Several hidden cards sit between long yellow and cyan 40–45 routes. Opening more than one per returned hole fills the tray and blocks the stem buffer.
- Mechanics
- Concentric petal rings alternate with a separate green stem-and-leaf route; hidden cards appear mid-board and require careful one-at-a-time reveals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the green stem need its own buffer?
Green stacks reach up to 55 cubes and run separately from the concentric petals. Without a dedicated hole, they compete with the long yellow and cyan petal routes.
When should hidden cards be revealed?
One at a time, only after a long 40–45 petal route has returned its hole. Opening two at once risks filling the tray.