Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 345 Walkthrough
Clear the swan landscape by opening cyan chain 10 and cyan 1, then rotate purple, white, green and 55/70 stacks around two reserves.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 345 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan chain 10 and cyan 1, then wait for one hole to return.
- Send purple 45 and yellow 25 into separate bays, leaving one hole for reserve returns.
- Alternate cyan 50/55 and charcoal 54/55 with white 40/41 as the water and sky thin.
- Route green 34/38/40/70 and purple 39/42/45 between water waves, keeping the fifth hole free.
- Open hidden cards one at a time only after a 55-count route returns.
- Use short orange 5/10/11, white 2/5/10/24/30/35/49 and green 27/28/34 between the longer waves.
- Clear cyan 36/54/55 and green 70 as the reserves count down.
- Finish charcoal 3/4/12/23/26/40 and the last swan fragments, then wait for Victory.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, White, Purple, Green, Yellow, Orange, Charcoal
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting another 55-count card before the previous wave returns fills all five holes with no lane for the reserves.
- Opening a hidden card beside both active reserves jams the swan body into an occupied tray.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 345 (spoiler-free)
- Wait after the cyan chain opener before adding purple or yellow.
- Treat every 55 or 70-count card as a separate full wave with a mandatory wait before the next.
- Open hidden cards only after a long 55 route has returned its hole.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A white swan stands in cyan water before purple mountains, green banks and a yellow moon. Five holes face cyan chain 10 and cyan 1 as openers. Deeper stacks include purple 39/42/45, yellow 25, cyan 50/55, charcoal 54/55, orange 5/10/11/30, green 27/28/34/38/40/70, white 2/5/10/24/30/35/40/41/49 and hidden cards. Two picture reserves read 128 and 150.
- Goal
- Clear the cyan water and sky, white swan body, purple mountains, green banks, yellow moon and both large reserves until the board is blank.
- Opening
- Tap cyan chain 10 and cyan 1, wait for one hole to return, then send purple 45 and yellow 25 into separate bays.
- Danger Zone
- The 55/70-count stacks and two reserves make the fifth hole unsafe for most of the run. Hidden cards must wait until a long cyan or charcoal route returns, or the tray locks.
- Mechanics
- An endurance landscape combines chain stacks, hidden cards, two picture reserves (128 and 150) and many 40–70-count routes that each need a full wave cycle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the 55 and 70-count cards need separate waves?
Each one occupies a hole for a long time. Running two simultaneously alongside the reserves leaves no buffer for the hidden cards and short detail stacks.
How do the two reserves affect routing?
The 128 and 150 reserves continuously produce returning ants through most of the board. Keeping the fifth hole free ensures those returns do not collide with the long petal and mountain routes.